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Old 04-21-2013, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by sparky24
If you know of a clean one for sale let me know i would pay 5k-6k for a DRY mint running one
There not a whole lot out there right now for sell... best one ive seen is this one.

http://charlotte.craigslist.org/boa/3742059550.html

Sucker is clean and worth the 6-6500k imho... There was an 89' that just sold not too long ago that had the best color scheme in my opinion and was pretty mint. Not sure what it went for though.
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Old 04-21-2013, 08:21 PM
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LOL the windshield is actually worth more then the hull... its the euro style windshield thats pretty rare... looks better then the square windshield look to me.
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Old 04-22-2013, 01:05 AM
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http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/boa/3758537951.html

Just popped up on local CL tonight. I think it was for sale last fall also. I know nothing about this one.
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Well boys those prices are all great. Back in 2001 I paid $8900 and that was a steal for a unmolested 160hr xlt. For a pristine mint xlt ur gonna have to drop 10-12k and they are out there. I do see the prices going down cause Ofcourse the boats are getting older and older boats people don't take care of. Price for mine? Priceless. You know What wipes a smile off a guys face in a $100,000 new boat....me pulling ahead of him in a 24 yr old classic.

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Old 06-09-2013, 10:55 AM
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I would definitely look at the stringers in them.My nephew looked at quite a few up there in Michigan and all of them had bad stringers.Seems if they were not and kept out of the weather the stringers went to hell.Probably also they sat with water in their bilges.

A couple grand is still a good deal but plan on glasswork .
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Originally Posted by mountainmadness
Well boys those prices are all great. Back in 2001 I paid $8900 and that was a steal for a unmolested 160hr xlt. For a pristine mint xlt ur gonna have to drop 10-12k and they are out there. I do see the prices going down cause Ofcourse the boats are getting older and older boats people don't take care of. Price for mine? Priceless. You know What wipes a smile off a guys face in a $100,000 new boat....me pulling ahead of him in a 24 yr old classic.

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