GLENAMY 242SS

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Add sez "You can take this boat anywhere and have it checked through before purchase"

GLENAMY 242SS

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This one doesn't have freeze damage.
https://stockton.craigslist.org/boa/5930970676.html

GLENAMY 242SS

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This one looks to have potential if purchased right. It's in a very nice area of CA.
https://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/boa/5938894703.html

formula1

I like the last one. Needs motors. Perfect. Repower and have a like new boat for a fraction of the price. BUT, getting it to SWFL would be prolly around $5k (my guess at $2 mile).

GLENAMY 242SS

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That one caught my eye. Did you notice Bolsters, K-280 planes and Dual ram Hydraulic steering with tie bar? Upholstery looks pristine.
$5k BS one week vacation with a boating stop at Havasu.

GLENAMY 242SS

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Heck I bet I could buy and transport to N. Florida for the $18.5K asking price 15+3.5=18.5. And it is close to the Palm Beach color scheme you like.

oh6662b

http://stlouis.craigslist.org/boa/5923863785.html I went from a 292 FasTech to a 271. I do not miss the twins of the 292. The 271 stays on plane at way slower speed and burns way less fuel.

formula1

Don't get me thinkin' to hard about that, lol! It sure looked nice. I just can't fly so I would have to buy it sight unseen. Not that would be bad since the motors need work anyway. It's just what about the transom assemblies, etc.

I was steering away from another twin engine boat, but after reading a performance test on the 312 Fastech, the fuel consumption was much lower than I figured. So, I would prefer twins. I like the maneuverability and security of a second motor on those long cruises I want to start doing.