pachanga

Takes another bid to see where I might go!

NJgr8ful

cough cough cough ... $45K with rebuilds 'needed' ... not in this market. You'd be lucky to get $30K offer IMHO, Bill finish it and stop counting the money. And then just wait!! You'll soon also get the special opportunity to start burning $4-$5 / gal gasoline in her! and don't count that money either ... cuz you literally will be burning it.

Chris

WMF

I think you are right Chris, I think I need to finish her!!!!!!, I hate all this back and forth, we will see what happens by the weekend????, Thanks everyone for all the support, I need it!!

Shawn D

Yeah, I call it burning dinosaurs. Last week was a Tyrannosaurus rex. a big one.

cosmic12

I have been watching this from the E-bay acution and all your posts. If you look back through the threads myself and other people asked why you weren't doing motors first. Look'n good don't get you anywhere. You have done a fantastic job and it has come out great and done fast, most resto's take years not months and money and time should have little to do with it. It must be a labor of love or don't even try. You need to make up your mind to eather finish it or loose yer azz selling eather way the money is lost just get used to it. It is sad but in this market you won't be getting what you want for it so if I were you I would find a nice dry clean storeage spot and walk away from it for a while and then come back to it with a new and positive look on the whole thing. But thats just my BS 2cts. Good luck it is a nice boat and deservers to be finished the way it was started.

scottie150

This just makes me sick to read- that sucks!! Everyone is right though- in this market 45K for a boat that needs work isn't going to happen, so you need to rebuild it. Just pull the engines and do it- you will feel better in the end. It's hard to do, but once you get into it its not so bad. Just look at my boat and you will feel much better

Chris Sunkin

Not to be the bearer of bad tidings but just about everything I've read is on the money. You're going to have to literally give it away trying to sell it broken in the late summer at the beginning of a possible recession with marina fuel over 4 bucks. If you fix it, you'll want to keep it so don't f- around on the motors- do them right.

If it makes you feel any better, a new one would set you back close to $200 grand.

BobbyB

I have seen this boat in person last week and it is a really nice clean boat if someone wants to buy it. I would highly recommend it.

Panther

From what I've read in the past....used ones that are "running" are selling in the $40's and 50K's....

You'd probably get somewhere in the $20K's sold without running power... Who ever is going to by it with blown engines are going to look for a steal... I bought my boat for $20K off agreed price with "one" hurt engine (timing chain)...and that was BEFORE I negotiated down $25K from original asking price assuming both engines were running and passed a sea trial. If both were hurt I would have pushed even harder...

WMF

I have one motor that is blown, crank seals, bearing, the other motor broke the timing chain, motor is still good, at this piont I feel like I am stuck fixing the boat