Most banks around here won't loan on ANYTHING older than 6 years. Ones that will are loaning 90% of low NADA with base motors.

I went through this last year when I bought my 29OL too. NADA base is with a singe engine on the 29. Bank wouldn't even consider it had twins.

Working on something. I'll post details if it pans out.

I read a thread a bit ago think it was called boat finance 101 and they said you better have 30-35% downpayment...could have been over on SOS

Try these people. http://www.seadreaminc.com/ They were the only place that I was able to get a loan.

You will love a 33 outlaw! Lots of room, rides and handles great. Find one of the many deals out there and buy one!

I've got a couple of possibilities in the works right now. We'll see what happens. Stay tuned...

I have a 2000 36 Outlaw for sale, with trailer. The boat is in excellent shape with 260 hours

Well send me some info! All doors still wide open.

[email protected]

I'd honestly take a look at the 34 Vyper before you make a decision... as much if not more room than a 36 outlaw and an excellent riding/performing boat. Will more than likely be my next boat I'm hoping to find one with 500EFIs they hit 84-86

I haven't updated this thread because it's been a long process between scheduling time to see boats, financing, sweet talking the wife...

I figured I'd stick with what I know. Ended up getting a 1999 Baja 342. Haven't gotten it yet. Hopefully by the end of the week. Going through CG documentation process now (bank required it). 502s with 132 hours, generator, all the bells and whistles. Really nice shape.

Only thing that scared me off from a PQ was availibility of support, parts, stuff like that. I love the looks.


http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o35178-en.html

Man that boat looks amazingly clean. I always thought that "target" graphic was amazing. Now look over 10 years later it still looks as great as it did in 1999. Good Job Baja!!!!!!!!!!!!

Enjoy your new boat.

Larry