The one at Double R I assume you're talking about?

For 150K.....well there's a lot of things I'd be looking at ahead of that (even if it's CAD).

I'm looking for one that is priced to actually sell I'd say rather than, well I don't know what that price is indicating. That is double the NADA value so I wouldn't think it's worth the call yet.

I'm looking for a straight bottom or a Bullet as I don't want to spend a ton. If I could insure/finance a 20 year old boat, I'd just buy a nice 88ish bullet for 40K or so. However, to get something newer I'd pay more, but not 3 times as much.

I think I have mine sold but I will know by this week. The buyer is going through financing. If for some reason he cant get the financing we can make a deal. My email is [email protected], just send me your info.

remember there is a difference between asking price and selling price...you might be surprised at what it would go for.

Well....that is the question of course, what will it actually go for. But to me, if you're asking almost double what I'm thinking (or can afford, haha), and what NADA is thinking, I don't know that we're close.

What does everyone think is a good buy on that boat, and what is the "fair value"? It is pretty tough to judge what these are worth with so few out there, and a lot of pride involved by the owners (as evident by most adv prices).

Thanks.

I shot you an email just to get some details.

I'm still a "tirekicker" at this point but plan on pulling the trigger on a boat by this spring for sure, so not quite a perpetual one.

92 bullet

Any more info? Asking price, power, hours, pics.....?

Thanks

126 hours 500 hp engines

ready to buy a boat cash