Value of a Seacamp 32

dogbate

November 28, 2002 00:50

I was wondering if someone could tell me what the value of a Seacamp 32 would be. It is new and still in the original box with all of the original papers. I also have an extra magazine for it. Any help would certinly be appreciated.

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  cpermd

  November 28, 2002 04:33

  Dropping rapidly as the clones move in.
  There is no longer a wait for a Seecamp.
  Price depends on Location and Availability.
  Folks who purchased one a few yrs ago are going to lose money.
  cpermd

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  nmyers

  November 28, 2002 05:32

  I think that it would sell in the $325-375 range.
  
  Neal

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  mark christian

  November 28, 2002 07:11

  There are six NIB .32 Seecamps listed for sale in the latest issue of Gunlist. Priced mostly in the low $400 range...right around suggested retail. Just as cpermd mentioned, prices on these are going down as supply catches up with demand. I can well remember some years back when these pistols were moving at a huge premium- sometimes close two 100% over dealer cost- and the pistols had achieved a sort of cult status: folks wanted to own one just to show their buddies that they had enough money and "pull" with their dealer to get their hands on one. Those of us old enough to remember back a while (a long while), can remembr the same thing happening with the S&W M29. cpermd and Neal, happy Thanksgiving.
  
  Mark T. Christian

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  JudgeColt

  November 28, 2002 13:41

  Seecamp prcies are a good example of the fickle market place and the law of supply and demand. They used to bring as much as $700-$800, then dropped steadily as supply caught up to demand. Lately, I see people still trying to get over $500 for them, but they do not sell. I have offered one for $425 delivered with magazine and have had no takers.
  
  However, as a perfect example of why some sellers ask very high prices, a newbie who was the only bidder paid $595 (or close - can't remember for sure) for a Seecamp recently. That lucky seller found that one sucker, or more politely, ignorant buyer who did not know the market.

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  Darrell

  November 29, 2002 12:45

  Seems a lot of shooters forget it's a .32 ACP a caliber held in low regard unless it's in a Seacamp as if it gained magical new powers. Last time I saw a guy with a .32 acp he had a big hat, gold tooth and drove a purple cadillac and tried to get me a girl for the night. I have a CZ70 in .32 acp and it's a 10 shooter and over built for a .32 acp, but I consider it mostly a novelty more than practicle.

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