I also agree that 100K is not enough. What T/S Cig can you buy for that?

Dang, I'd buy that boat for $100K (if I had the $!).

That boat is perfect! I passed up a CR (non-step) a few years ago and have regretted it ever since. Someday.

HA HA! I'm not a "motivated seller". I want to keep my Bullet.

BTW... I wouldn't take less than $70K! :D

Andy, I do wish you the best of luck selling it. It looks like a great boat! :cool:

Have you got any pics of the cabin?

Not the best ones, but sure...

70K? With all that drilling going on, that bullet must need a complete new cockpit and cabin redo. :D

HA HA! As a matter of fact, the interior is getting new Sunbrella this winter. :cool:

The 35 Playboy at Passport Marine (St Pete, FL) has 330 hours on the 500's and hasn't cracked over 100K on Ebay after several ads. The boat was traded in March for 90K on a 370SS.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002-...em190147810555

The "Buy It Now" on that boat has been at my current asking price & it has no trailer.

Ebay (IMHO) is a neat advertising venue for thing like this, but not the best real marketplace. Seriously, how many real buyers are willing to pull the trigger on 100k+ with only a few days to do their research? Hell, how many real buyers are searching on Ebay for high performance boats anyway?

These are on Ebay too, does this make for a "real world" price or is it representative of value? Ebay typically represents wholesale price, with it's associated risks. Most "high end" cars, trucks, boats, planes, etc. don't sell via Ebay.

MTI "Bat Boat", only worth $500k?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-...QQcmdZViewItem

MTI Speed Racer, only worth $400k?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2006-...spagenameZWDVW

I saw that ad the other day - it is worthless. They should do SOMETHING to provide some details on the boat. It doesn't even say how many hours are on the thing - I wouldn't bid big money based on a one sentence description that could in no way justify the boat or command a decent price. Just my $.02