national marine will it ever end?
11-01-2005, 12:49 PM
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11-01-2005, 12:58 PM
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Re: national marine will it ever end?
Depends on who was holding the original paper. Just be thankfull if your not involved. Been over two years... lawyers get fatter and nothing gets settled.
11-01-2005, 02:26 PM
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Re: national marine will it ever end?
Originally Posted by Jesse James
anybody want to start a pool as to how long that 65 fountain will be there 
......I had a dealer tell me that at 250k i was being generous 
......I had a dealer tell me that at 250k i was being generous it was hionis's "personal floating cocaine palace" as someone told me...
anyway the boat is badass and its nice for 400k.. just no market for a one of two boat
it is a little beat but 50k tlc +400k= a lot less that a sunseeker of that year and size
11-01-2005, 03:07 PM
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Re: national marine will it ever end?
I've bought a couple boats from them and the reserve is irrelevant. I've been high bidder above the reserve and the bank wouldn't let it go and I 've been high bidder BELOW the reserve and brought the boat home. Just depends on the bank and what they want that week.
11-01-2005, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by GLH
It WAS a running boat when traded in. Called and talked to the broker on it just for grins, he told me the $18K reserve was just a number he put on it to get it listed. I told him he would be lucky if offered $5K, he said to make the offer and see what the bank said.
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11-01-2005, 06:46 PM
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Re: national marine will it ever end?
Originally Posted by TRICK
Hard to believe this is the description of an 04 Outerlimits..... 
"This boat is in fair condition. There are some chips and scratches in the gelcoat. Some small spider cracks are present. The interior and upholstry are in good condition. Both engines started and shifted but the starboard side should be rebuilt."
"This boat is in fair condition. There are some chips and scratches in the gelcoat. Some small spider cracks are present. The interior and upholstry are in good condition. Both engines started and shifted but the starboard side should be rebuilt."
sounds like the whole boat needs to be redone...........major bucks..........m.m......
11-01-2005, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by 43Thunder
...he told me the $18K reserve was just a number he put on it to get it listed. I told him he would be lucky if offered $5K, he said to make the offer and see what the bank said.
If anyone is in anyway serious about those rides I would make an offer DRASTICALLY discounting the numbers and I bet you will at least be taken seriously if you demonstrate you have the dough.
My bet would be if they say minimum $700k I would throw $300k around with a picture of the price of gas at the corner station!!!
My bet is you will be taken seriously, providing they know you have the money. A letter of credit or proof of liquidity would get you in the door even with a seemingly low-ball offer.
