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You can "build & price" a new 2017 Montauk 170 on the Boston Whaler website. This will give you a good idea of what the msrp is for a new Montauk 170 with the options you mentioned, and by extrapolation an idea of the value of the used 2015. Realizing that condition and wear and tear are more important than age when appraising a use boat.

As for the bow rail, there is an element of personal preference to that. I like to have one, but some others prefer not to. They can be removed, and they can be added -- it is an oem part readily available from Whaler.

Whaler now offers a "split" bow rail option, with a gap at the bow to make it easier to handle the anchor, and to board from the bow. The other advantage to the split bow rail for those ordering one, is that it can be much more easily (less $$) shipped since it is two smaller halves.