38 Coyote on Ebay
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This Coyote looked to be a nice boat but I felt that around 22k would be the price it would go for.
03-17-2012, 07:13 AM
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E..bay is really not my choice of sale and there are some real interesting policies there but we figured we would give it a shot. what a nightmare!
Back to Craigslist I guess or a trade.
I could part her out for more then 22k but I refuse to do that!
03-17-2012, 07:39 AM
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I'll be down in WPB, in the next month if anyone would like for me to check out the boat in person. I'll see if CrashBox wants to go over also. That will give someone a couple of opinions.
BeepBeep, I would hold out for the money you would like to get out of it. There are plenty of people out there with the funds to buy the boat outright. There are also a lot of dreamers too. It just takes a bit more time than if you fire sale it.
BeepBeep, I would hold out for the money you would like to get out of it. There are plenty of people out there with the funds to buy the boat outright. There are also a lot of dreamers too. It just takes a bit more time than if you fire sale it.
03-17-2012, 01:05 PM
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I'll be down in WPB, in the next month if anyone would like for me to check out the boat in person. I'll see if CrashBox wants to go over also. That will give someone a couple of opinions.
BeepBeep, I would hold out for the money you would like to get out of it. There are plenty of people out there with the funds to buy the boat outright. There are also a lot of dreamers too. It just takes a bit more time than if you fire sale it.
BeepBeep, I would hold out for the money you would like to get out of it. There are plenty of people out there with the funds to buy the boat outright. There are also a lot of dreamers too. It just takes a bit more time than if you fire sale it.
I am ready for the road trip , keep me posted on dates.
C.B.
03-17-2012, 04:52 PM
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I'll be down in WPB, in the next month if anyone would like for me to check out the boat in person. I'll see if CrashBox wants to go over also. That will give someone a couple of opinions.
BeepBeep, I would hold out for the money you would like to get out of it. There are plenty of people out there with the funds to buy the boat outright. There are also a lot of dreamers too. It just takes a bit more time than if you fire sale it.
BeepBeep, I would hold out for the money you would like to get out of it. There are plenty of people out there with the funds to buy the boat outright. There are also a lot of dreamers too. It just takes a bit more time than if you fire sale it.
I may end up putting her in towards a trade but nothing is in concrete as of yet.
Cheers!
03-19-2012, 12:00 PM
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03-20-2012, 12:12 PM
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No limits I agree with you 100% . I have had both. New construction balsa core,etcc.. light weight,vacuum bag .... I love the ride in my old over built plywood,too much glass,and too much resin hull more than any new one. Nobody has my hull anywhere either.
03-20-2012, 12:59 PM
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The Dry Martini was a 38 foot race boat. Unfortunately this race boat was laid up a bit too light and delaminated in it's first race.
My Top Banana was finished with the glass weight, hull, deck, bulkheads @ 3,800 pounds. Then of course we added, tanks, engines drives etc etc. No Kevlar all glass.
My Top Banana was finished with the glass weight, hull, deck, bulkheads @ 3,800 pounds. Then of course we added, tanks, engines drives etc etc. No Kevlar all glass.
