market conditions this fall & winter
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Dealer in Texas had a 2006 with 525 EFI's listed here for $185k I called today and he said it sold for $170k last week it had less than 50 hours on it.
Just saw a 1997 with triple 525 SC's with a starboard engine fire go for $35k on a Myco trailer up in MN.
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I bought the one your talking about in Texas a couple weeks ago for $170k on a trailer. We plugged into the center engine and it is showing 29 hours. I haven't checked the other 2 to be sure but was told they would be the same. This thing was about as close to new as it could be without being new.
The problem I see with that 05 is the minute you buy it becomes a used boat. If you plan to keep it for 15-20 years it doesn't really matter but that's a long time. I bought my old 47new in Sept 97 and just went to it's new owner last Thursday and it spent the last 6 years in storage. It came with 500hp's and about every option other than a microwave, which we had the factory add that winter when it was there for a new dash. It seems like I paid around $315k on a Hertiage trailer back then but I may be a little off.
The problem I see with that 05 is the minute you buy it becomes a used boat. If you plan to keep it for 15-20 years it doesn't really matter but that's a long time. I bought my old 47new in Sept 97 and just went to it's new owner last Thursday and it spent the last 6 years in storage. It came with 500hp's and about every option other than a microwave, which we had the factory add that winter when it was there for a new dash. It seems like I paid around $315k on a Hertiage trailer back then but I may be a little off.
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Not pretending to be smart at all!
Which has nothing to see with the trailer being hydraulic or not btw, it's just a matter of using a proper trailer for any given boat size, rather than whatever is handy when lifting the boat.
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I bought the one your talking about in Texas a couple weeks ago for $170k on a trailer. We plugged into the center engine and it is showing 29 hours. I haven't checked the other 2 to be sure but was told they would be the same. This thing was about as close to new as it could be without being new.
The problem I see with that 05 is the minute you buy it becomes a used boat. If you plan to keep it for 15-20 years it doesn't really matter but that's a long time. I bought my old 47new in Sept 97 and just went to it's new owner last Thursday and it spent the last 6 years in storage. It came with 500hp's and about every option other than a microwave, which we had the factory add that winter when it was there for a new dash. It seems like I paid around $315k on a Hertiage trailer back then but I may be a little off.
The problem I see with that 05 is the minute you buy it becomes a used boat. If you plan to keep it for 15-20 years it doesn't really matter but that's a long time. I bought my old 47new in Sept 97 and just went to it's new owner last Thursday and it spent the last 6 years in storage. It came with 500hp's and about every option other than a microwave, which we had the factory add that winter when it was there for a new dash. It seems like I paid around $315k on a Hertiage trailer back then but I may be a little off.
Nice buy, the boat looks brand new from the pictures too. I have a hard time keeping a boat more than a year! I'm must trying to find the nicest 47 I can that works with my budget. What do you think a loaded 2002 47 with 500 EFI's on a decent trailer with 236 fresh water hours is worth?
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Call me the most stupid Fountain owner if you wish, but you will never see my own boat lifted with 4' or so of cantilevered hull astern, period.
Which has nothing to see with the trailer being hydraulic or not btw, it's just a matter of using a proper trailer for any given boat size, rather than whatever is handy when lifting the boat.
Which has nothing to see with the trailer being hydraulic or not btw, it's just a matter of using a proper trailer for any given boat size, rather than whatever is handy when lifting the boat.
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Nice buy, the boat looks brand new from the pictures too. I have a hard time keeping a boat more than a year! I'm must trying to find the nicest 47 I can that works with my budget. What do you think a loaded 2002 47 with 500 EFI's on a decent trailer with 236 fresh water hours is worth?
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