32 Caliber questions
 

I finally have the means to purchase a performance boat and saw a 1994 32 Caliber repoed not far from me. I am wondering how these boats take the water, burn gas, and what a good price for one on a normal day is. Thanks.

I've had some seat time in a 32 outlaw, which is the same thing.

They're a pretty good riding and handling boat.

Fuel consumtion depends on the power and how hard you run it.

Price depends on condition....I'd say in the $ 35-40 k range on average

40k for a '94 ??? that is a surprising number, I figured I would offer them 18k for the boat since it is a repo and very dirty. the boat has newer EFI 454s in it, however it hasn't touched the water since at least 2005 (thats when registration expired)

If it's a pig, then offer them less.

The # I threw out is on average what I've seen people ask
for them.

Its not a pig by any means, just dirty, I have not been on it but the pics, make it look like its not horrible, just needs a lot of soap and wax. no trailer included though, but I think it would be a perfect boat for the money, and money could be made even, but that is a long shot.

you can always go up but real hard to go down in price when you are trying to buy Bigboater where you at on Catawba parents use to have a place next to the old treasure cove right on the curve

I boat out of Gem Beach, family has a house in a newer development in that area, Catawba Place is what it is called. Not far from Treasure Cove.

Great boats. I loved mine!

I agree with JT and like he said, depends on condition. If its a repo with no trailer then yeah offer in the teens, fix it up and enjoy!

http://i1140.photobucket.com/albums/...n/P4140081.jpg

Is it from that area? check out the stringers and transom real well... there is not a bigger 32 foot boat I know of, my 320 had so much space... same thing just older...

Marblehead, you are close by, this boat is in Michigan, I will show link, Harrison Marine repoed it.