Selling a used boat that is made to order?
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Selling a used boat that is made to order?
In th process of unwrapping my project again, I was wondering if I were to put it for sale and giving potential buyers the option to pick colors, paint, gauges, etc as if it were a new boat save for the hull and drive train. would that be attractive.....I have seen alot of airplanes sold this way...almost like remanufacturing it and ordering the way you like......without spending $1,000,000.00 for a new one
anyone want to share thoughts?
anyone want to share thoughts?
Last edited by SLINGSHOT; 02-15-2005 at 07:46 PM.
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Re: Selling a used boat that is made to order?
Originally Posted by baronmarine
what kind of boat is it? sounds like a cool idea. make mine #6's w / 1000's
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Re: Selling a used boat that is made to order?
Originally Posted by baronmarine
what kind of boat is it? sounds like a cool idea. make mine #6's w / 1000's
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Re: Selling a used boat that is made to order?
Originally Posted by Too Old
I'd rather buy it as is, maybe put in a little sweat equity and have the boat just the way I want it.
That's one beautiful boat Mike.
That's one beautiful boat Mike.
I AM PLANNING ON REPLACING THE WHITE WITH PEARL BLUE AND THE TEAL WITH PEARL YELLOW {ACURA NSX COLORS}
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Re: Selling a used boat that is made to order?
Well here's my opinion..............................Ah, you don't want my opinion, I always get in trouble with my opinions
Rig it and run it, that's what I say.
Robert
Rig it and run it, that's what I say.
Robert
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Re: Selling a used boat that is made to order?
I would advertise that you are willing to do it THEIR way and see if you get any response. If not, you can always finish it and offer it complete.
If I was in the market, I think the idea would appeal to me.
I have a project 1968 Firebird sitting in front of my shop with a SBC. A guy left a note on the windshield asking if it was for sale. I told him I would put a Pontiac engine in it if he wanted.
We'll see...
If I was in the market, I think the idea would appeal to me.
I have a project 1968 Firebird sitting in front of my shop with a SBC. A guy left a note on the windshield asking if it was for sale. I told him I would put a Pontiac engine in it if he wanted.
We'll see...