?? about 32 Skater for sale
06-24-2009, 10:02 AM
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Thinking of putting my 32 twin 300 X Skater on the market. Boat is a 98. Has custom paint, pirate coms, awesome stereo, has been kept under roof most of its life The Skater trailer has just been gone thru (brakes, bearings, lines and lights).
I realize the market is garbage so What do you Skater Bro's think is a proper asking price ??
I realize the market is garbage so What do you Skater Bro's think is a proper asking price ??
Are you loking to trade up? trade down?
Are you going bigger? smaller? faster?
Are you looking to get out of hi-perf boating?
From the pictures I had seen in the past, your boat looks fantastic.
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06-24-2009, 11:07 PM
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LOL, I hope I never get out. I am really wanting a 36 i/o Skater. I love my boat, it is awesome but when you big guys go rippin by me I literally get chills up my back. I'd like to try and be that guy, LOL.
I was wondering what I could realisticly expect if I was to trade up to for a 36' #6 boat from a dealer. (nice quick and clean) Or what may I expect if I try and maximize value by trying to find a public sale and then go shopping. Really just feeling the waters, by no means am I ready to jump in.
All and I mean ALL my pics are on my crashed laptop, I'll see what I can dig up ASAP. Thanks for the imput guys.
I was wondering what I could realisticly expect if I was to trade up to for a 36' #6 boat from a dealer. (nice quick and clean) Or what may I expect if I try and maximize value by trying to find a public sale and then go shopping. Really just feeling the waters, by no means am I ready to jump in.
All and I mean ALL my pics are on my crashed laptop, I'll see what I can dig up ASAP. Thanks for the imput guys.
08-19-2009, 09:14 AM
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55-60 and i would definatly need to come see it with cash.
i think thats plenty of boat for you guys from a recreational standpoint. when were the motors and lowers freshend last? mark
i think thats plenty of boat for you guys from a recreational standpoint. when were the motors and lowers freshend last? mark
08-19-2009, 11:37 AM
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LOL, I hope I never get out. I am really wanting a 36 i/o Skater. I love my boat, it is awesome but when you big guys go rippin by me I literally get chills up my back. I'd like to try and be that guy, LOL.
I was wondering what I could realisticly expect if I was to trade up to for a 36' #6 boat from a dealer. (nice quick and clean) Or what may I expect if I try and maximize value by trying to find a public sale and then go shopping. Really just feeling the waters, by no means am I ready to jump in.
All and I mean ALL my pics are on my crashed laptop, I'll see what I can dig up ASAP. Thanks for the imput guys.
I was wondering what I could realisticly expect if I was to trade up to for a 36' #6 boat from a dealer. (nice quick and clean) Or what may I expect if I try and maximize value by trying to find a public sale and then go shopping. Really just feeling the waters, by no means am I ready to jump in.
All and I mean ALL my pics are on my crashed laptop, I'll see what I can dig up ASAP. Thanks for the imput guys.
08-19-2009, 11:42 AM
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