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07-19-2010, 07:35 PM
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Someone must be very hard up for cash to give a boat like that away, even in poor condition its worth more.
Wish you luck, wish I would have been so lucky to get a good solid boat for such a steel.
Wish you luck, wish I would have been so lucky to get a good solid boat for such a steel.
07-19-2010, 08:09 PM
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no catch...the boat has been for sale all year without a single offer. even if I find minor things wrong, I plan on deducting it out of the 29k price tag.
even if i can get a solid hull, engines, and outdrives...I can cosmetically clean it up for cheap.
thanks man i appreciate it....
i forgot to mention the boat has 260 hours on it...it is being serviced this week.
even if i can get a solid hull, engines, and outdrives...I can cosmetically clean it up for cheap.
Someone must be very hard up for cash to give a boat like that away, even in poor condition its worth more.
Wish you luck, wish I would have been so lucky to get a good solid boat for such a steel.
Wish you luck, wish I would have been so lucky to get a good solid boat for such a steel.
i forgot to mention the boat has 260 hours on it...it is being serviced this week.
07-22-2010, 02:02 PM
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I'm guessing this is the one....
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...oat_id=1788862
Only thing I see is the speedo has leaked, easily replaced with GPS. Also assuming there's no trailer. Still a helluva deal! Good luck!
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...oat_id=1788862
Only thing I see is the speedo has leaked, easily replaced with GPS. Also assuming there's no trailer. Still a helluva deal! Good luck!
07-23-2010, 07:09 AM
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http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...oat_id=1788862
You are correct this is the one...I didnt want to disclose information on the boat until the deal was finalized but I do have a deposit on it so its not going anywhere.
The boat was checked out mechanically on Thursday. Now a survey and personal inspection will be conducted this weekend. I have my fingers crossed.
Like I said. It has some cosmetic blemishes, but are easily fixable. The boat does not come with a trailer but I have an aluminum load rite on order (tri axle brand new).
I appreciate the kind words baja_302
With my leftover influx of cash (15k) I plan on replacing the vinyl graphics, steering wheel, guages, and apolstery. And also give it a good cleaning and wax.
You are correct this is the one...I didnt want to disclose information on the boat until the deal was finalized but I do have a deposit on it so its not going anywhere.
The boat was checked out mechanically on Thursday. Now a survey and personal inspection will be conducted this weekend. I have my fingers crossed.
Like I said. It has some cosmetic blemishes, but are easily fixable. The boat does not come with a trailer but I have an aluminum load rite on order (tri axle brand new).
I appreciate the kind words baja_302
With my leftover influx of cash (15k) I plan on replacing the vinyl graphics, steering wheel, guages, and apolstery. And also give it a good cleaning and wax.
07-23-2010, 10:21 AM
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http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...oat_id=1788862
With my leftover influx of cash (15k) I plan on replacing the vinyl graphics, steering wheel, guages, and apolstery. And also give it a good cleaning and wax.
With my leftover influx of cash (15k) I plan on replacing the vinyl graphics, steering wheel, guages, and apolstery. And also give it a good cleaning and wax.
It is a great find though and congrats on the purchase.
07-23-2010, 12:14 PM
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You do realize that the graphics on the boat are painted on under the gelcoat?? You can't take them off. The only ways to cover them is to paint the entire hull or wrap the hull with a vinyl wrap.
It is a great find though and congrats on the purchase.
It is a great find though and congrats on the purchase.
I was gonna head in the direction of a vinyl wrap...Any reason not too?
07-23-2010, 12:29 PM
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If the owner was not against a survey, in my opinion it should be your surveyor and the owner paying the bill. You can never tell who is in bed with who.
Good luck with the purchase.
