IslandRacer for sale
10-04-2008 | 10:38 PM
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IslandRacer for sale
Its a 1989 41 apache full stagger race boat ,Two new 900hp blower motors ,New headers an tail pipes, #5 drives, All white gilcoat, no paint. on a new trailer very light boat runs 98mph new four blade props $225,000 or bo or trade for 47 apache
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10-05-2008 | 11:43 AM
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This boat has never been brokenup or fixed.
10-05-2008 | 02:38 PM
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10-05-2008 | 05:22 PM
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From: Sarasota,FL & Saugatuck, MI
On a good day, before the stock market tanked, they MIGHT go for 150 with brand new power and drives.
Today, dream on.
When I sold Allez Vite years ago, I ended up getting HALF of what the "experts" suggested I list it for. And it took 2 years to get that.
What's the point of ignoring the reality of today's market? Does anybody really think values of 20 year old boats will be higher in the future? That would be the only reason to hang on.
10-05-2008 | 05:31 PM
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Both prices are pie in the sky.
On a good day, before the stock market tanked, they MIGHT go for 150 with brand new power and drives.
Today, dream on.
When I sold Allez Vite years ago, I ended up getting HALF of what the "experts" suggested I list it for. And it took 2 years to get that.
What's the point of ignoring the reality of today's market? Does anybody really think values of 20 year old boats will be higher in the future? That would be the only reason to hang on.
On a good day, before the stock market tanked, they MIGHT go for 150 with brand new power and drives.
Today, dream on.
When I sold Allez Vite years ago, I ended up getting HALF of what the "experts" suggested I list it for. And it took 2 years to get that.
What's the point of ignoring the reality of today's market? Does anybody really think values of 20 year old boats will be higher in the future? That would be the only reason to hang on.
