rexcramer1

I think Scott is very realistic on his prices, but some people who broker their boats through him are not. If a boat is only worth 75k and the owner owes 125k, good luck convincing the owner to list it for 80k

SS930

Why do you ask Brian? Are you thinking of doing a dealer network?

JMPH

Well, I wanted to list mine and he tried to convince me to list it lower, I didn't thinking it is worth more, But he warned !!

Fountain4402

maybe so, and Im doggin them for that. But if it were me I wouldnt take on a boat with unrealistic sellers. thats just me.

Not against shrogren but I think better prices are to be had from pvt sales. People say well brokers this or that, I have seen just as many horror stories from brokers as pvt sales. Either way you better take a good look at it your self and hire a independent inspector that the borker DOESNT reccomend.

dodgeman111

I agree totally with Fountain4402. I have learned that an independent inspector is well worth the money.

Chuck

I bought two boats from Randy at Fastboats and both deals were very smooth. I think what sets him apart from others is that he is in a market where the trade isn't seasonal and that gives him the ability to step up more than others IMO.

cdowns

Im going out on a limb here, But i would go with PIER 57...

wrinkleface

If that itch needs 2 B scratched, put some prep H on & get better soon!!!!!

1MOSES1

frisini is excellent to deal with. i used the dealership in brick nj.

THEJOKER

I seem to get more tire kicker calls lately. Thinking about looking for a quality dealer. We build everything from 18ft to 41ft. Lot's of good information here.