Will my Top Gun sell ?????
09-03-2009, 08:34 AM
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Yeah- I do need some more pics. I hope to post them soon. I don't really have to sell it, so I am not planning on a fire sale but I do have a little room to move. Maybe things will pick up in the spring. In the mean time I will just keep enjoying it.
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09-03-2009, 07:21 PM
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why not dump it cheap, fire sale it, then go steal something else. with cash in hand you can have your pick. why wait for months or years dealing with tire kickers and people who will just beat you up anyway. put it up cheap, sell it and go buy something else CHEAP.
09-03-2009, 09:52 PM
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the only winner is in fact someone boatless since 1 or 2 years, and now snap the low price...
LET'S ALL DROP OUR PRICE SO WE CAN MOVE ON!!!!!
10-02-2009, 09:55 PM
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Doesnt anyone knows that we are in a deflationary period? In fact the early stages of a depression - no - not a recession. Everything is crashing in price! But sellers still have high expectations and the longer they hold the more they will lose. This deflationary period will last at least 8-10 more years. Its better to sell it now at a small loss than selling at a huge loss later down the road. Unemployment is actually at 20%! Hey the warnings signs are there - open your eyes dummies
10-03-2009, 07:16 AM
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Doesnt anyone knows that we are in a deflationary period? In fact the early stages of a depression - no - not a recession. Everything is crashing in price! But sellers still have high expectations and the longer they hold the more they will lose. This deflationary period will last at least 8-10 more years. Its better to sell it now at a small loss than selling at a huge loss later down the road. Unemployment is actually at 20%! Hey the warnings signs are there - open your eyes dummies
Holy Balls, I hope not!
10-03-2009, 07:49 AM
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I'm trying to fire sale mine.. With very little success!!! No one ever comes up with the money. Lots of talkers..... till it's time to MAN up!!!
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10-03-2009, 08:52 AM
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It is the end of the season so there is no motivation, many hope prices will be lower in the coming months(I hope not). Banks don't want to loan money for houses let alone boats. High performance boat owners tend to be business owners who are worried about keeping their business afloat. I do believe anyone looking sell and repurchase can make up their loss in the purchase price of their new rig. Anyone looking to get out from under their boat right now will most likely not be happy with the selling price. I have gone back and forth with selling and buying something newer, but for me I can't justify a $150,000 boat now with my other toys and hobbies in the current economic situation. So I am painting my boat and thinking of adding some new heads. The boat should go 80+mph look good and be paid for. But I still find myself in the classifieds once a week
10-05-2009, 07:10 PM
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Boat looked great on Saturday.... I passed you on Saturday afternoon/evening as we were coming out of Skippers in 38TS Gun and you were coming in from the bay...
