How to sell a ship

At this point, I've acquired several ships including a few junkers. If I got one of those junk ships flying, could I take it somewhere and sell it for units? Or am I stuck with it for the rest of the game?

My best idea so far is to get it flying and trade it for another. But that will still cost credits, not make credits.

If it matters, I'm not very far on the plot. I haven't left the star system yet.

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Quick Answer about "How to sell a ship"

Determine if you are going to sell the boat yourself, or work with a broker or dealer.

Make sure the boat looks and runs as good as possible.

Research the price of similar boats taking make, model, size, and age into consideration.

Decide on an asking price.

Advertise your boat for sale.

Where can I sell ships x4?

Now you click the "Armory" button, which is located next to the "Battle" button. Following that you go to the "Sell" tab (right side of the screen) and finally press the sell button located in the bottom right corner. Please always double-check if you are selling the right ship.

How do you sell a ship in modern warship?

How to Sell Ships in No Man's Sky. As mentioned before, you can trade in your ships for a discount when buying a new one. Unfortunately, you cannot sell you ship on its own, so if you're looking to buy and sell ships for a living, well...you can't.

How do I sell my ship on NMS?

Click on the museum, then on the ship icon. Once the new window open, click on the add button on top. The game will show you all your unused ships ready to be moved to the museum. Click on the one you want to get rid of.

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