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Joel, sorry to hear the news.
I can't vouch for them but here are a couple:

boattrader.com
boatsville.com
boatquest.com

When I was looking to buy, I did a simple internet search for "Marinette 32" and I was surprised to not find a couple of Marinnete 32's that I knew of that were for sale locally. Any broker who doesn't use the internet to its fullest advantage should be avoided. Some brokers and private sellers use e-bay as a free way of advertising their boat to the most potential buyers (the insertion fee is $0) but if they never sell through e-bay they don't have to pay the $125 commission e-bay charges for a successful sale of a boat. We bought our 32 sedan bridge sight unseen on e-bay. The sellers had been using a local Michigan broker that had a lousy website that was nearly invisible. They hadn't gotten any inquiries. The sellers then listed it on e-bay and in 10 days it was sold for a price that made both sellers and buyers happy. You can set a reserve price.

I had sea tested a few Marinette 32' sedan bridges so I knew I wanted this model and my previous 2 boats had the same engines. I took a risk with the condition of the engines. I assumed they would need to be rebuilt so I factored the cost into the offer. The engines turned out to be good.

Here's my horrid boat yard/broker experience (short version): When I sold my Cruisers Inc 25' er in 1985, I had signed with the boat yard to broker it, giving them a commission on the sale. Through sheer coincidence, the son of the buyer was the guy who serviced copiers for me at the TV station where I worked. He told me that as he and his dad were looking at boats in the yard, they focused on mine... but the dealer kept trying to steer them to a different boat. I confronted the dealer and told him he had negated the agreement by his action. I told him I would give him $100 as a fair settlement, that he would consider himself lucky not to wind up on the bad end of a potential fraud action. Agreed.

For some, who don't have the time to deal with selling, brokers can be useful in fending off tire kickers and folks who just want to take a free ride. But I don't think they advertise as much as they indicate they will (is a picture on the office bulletin board "advertising"). They rely on traffic created merely by virtue of being in business. And, they are by instinct pretty good sales people.

I'm putting my 32' on e bay this week. I have had it listed on craigslist and got several responses, including some from spammers and brokers, but I don't think the visibility is great enough..
Sean

Yes, lots of them!

Check here: http://www.pierceproductions.net/72M32/

Sean,
Thanks for the pix's
Mark

Joel,
Just don't get in a big hurry; its not procrastination but good sense to take your time when ever a person has to make a decision of any kind. Most everone thinks they get a better deal in winter anyway. This fall i bet i've been stopped 10 times while putting around the slues so a couple could look at the old girl. Heaven knows she needs a paint job from the waterline up, but still come on board and look. There's just something about that line and look that Garcia got right.