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I am considering the purchase of a used performance boat.
Looking at a 35 Nordic with twin 525s or
A 35 Fountain with twin 525s
Looking at a budget around $200,000.
Currently a Baja owner with no claims, had it one year, small children that are just now good swimmers, so out of boating for some time before that
What am I looking at for insurance costs?
My sales tax is 7.75%, does the coast guard thing go ok, I think I can register it with them for $2000-2500 vs tax of $15,500 (ouch)
Any suggestions on making a purchase like this painless?
Craig68
Looking at a 35 Nordic with twin 525s or
A 35 Fountain with twin 525s
Looking at a budget around $200,000.
Currently a Baja owner with no claims, had it one year, small children that are just now good swimmers, so out of boating for some time before that
What am I looking at for insurance costs?
My sales tax is 7.75%, does the coast guard thing go ok, I think I can register it with them for $2000-2500 vs tax of $15,500 (ouch)
Any suggestions on making a purchase like this painless?
Craig68
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Have your insurance rates/policy squared away and ready to go. Don't wait to the last minute to do it.
To give you an idea of rate range...
We just wrote a 2009 35' Nordic Flame with an agreed value of $225K twin Phaff 700's for $2890 a year. My guess is that if your experience/age/driving record checks out you will be in the lower end of the $2000's ($1900 - $2400)
That's best guess and subject to quote obviously. Hope this helps you out.
To give you an idea of rate range...
We just wrote a 2009 35' Nordic Flame with an agreed value of $225K twin Phaff 700's for $2890 a year. My guess is that if your experience/age/driving record checks out you will be in the lower end of the $2000's ($1900 - $2400)
That's best guess and subject to quote obviously. Hope this helps you out.
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Thanks, thats in my budget and less than I thought. I am 39 (40 in 3 weeks -ouch) and should not have any insurance issues beyond never owning a performance boat before.
That is good to know and will not be at all a reason not to move forward with the purchase.
Craig
That is good to know and will not be at all a reason not to move forward with the purchase.
Craig
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You should be ok. Only thing that may be of concern would be the jump from 24 to 35 ft boat. When you are ready, call me. I have a carrier that may look past that and it would be worth checking into further. Good luck and keep us posted on your purchase!
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