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i buy a new nortech every couple months, my passengers always wet their pants in the back seat :D

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Rick you could buy a new NorTech or Gladiator every month, but you're more creative with your money. :D :cool:

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Maybe someone walked on their boat with dogsh1t on their shoes and mashed it in to the carpet.So they decided to sell it. :evilb: :D

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Now that's funny! Would love to hear "the rest of the story"

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Rick,
As you know ,it can be alot of fun building a new boat.Alot of aggravation,but still alot of fun.I think these guys might see a nicer paint job or a better engine set up,and instead of modifying theirs,it is simpler and more fun to just commission a new one.

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They used Ricks shoe as a scraper to get it off. :evilb: :D :eek:

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cuz they want something faster, bigger, different color, differnt seats, etc. Ive had mine for 3 months and ready to get a new one with bigger power if i could afford it. Now im saving up for a 43 with turbines though.

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some people enjoy the building experience as much as the
boating experience, it must be nice.

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I figured that since Nor-tech doesn't have a lot of dealers, that some of these guy's are getting set up as dealers (because some are advertised as "New" or as a "Demo") and I can see how this could snow ball from talking to your buddy's about your new boat, then all of a sudden they want one, and the rest is history "hey if you want one I can get you a great deal on one" you know how it goes!!! Plus I'm sure there is a waiting list, like "Tim G."mentioned, and if you can sell your almost new boat for more than you paid for it and order another one, why not???

The possible perks I see in this are AWESOME!!
-then they can run (Dealer) D-Tag's (at least I know they can in Missouri)
-Dealer pricing???
-save on Taxes, Insurance, etc. (but they have to be Bonded, etc,)
-excuse to mess with boats more often!! :D
-More trips to Florida!! "to check on the progress of the boat's" :rolleyes:

Heck, If I had the money, I'd do it!!!

It reminds me of a similar situation around here a couple of years ago with Harley-Davidson's. When demand goes up so does the price!! People would pick up their new Bike, order another one, and place a add in the newspaper all in the same day. Of coarse they would add about 2 to 4 grand to the price, but since the demand was high, they could!! :rolleyes:

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This proabably is very true in many cases. When taking a tour of the 157' megayacht "Liquidity" (3-months old - and only 2 feet longer that the previous 3-year old "Liquidity"), I asked the owner if he had a new one in the works. He said he has started his next two yachts already. It takes 2-3 years to build these things, and he said he loves the process of building a yacht. Of course, it doesn't hurt that he's major shareholder (like 1/2) of Christensen Shipyards! Price tag.....$25Million. :eek: :eek: :eek: :drink: :drink: :drink:

You know what is really funny.....he has it registered and NOT documented. :D :D