As I'm typing this, I am beside myself, as I can't believe that I'm about to ask the following question.

Obviously, in todays market, Cigarette pricing is all over the road. Even so, I realize that I'm not likely to get anything near what I have into it, so............here it goes........"Based on everything that you know about my boat throughout this forum, can anyone advise as to what I could reasonably sell my boat for?" No stone was left unturned, and no expense was spared.......if it even matters.

Hopefully, business wise, something will pop in the next 30 days, otherwise, I fear that she'll have to go. :(

Any thought's or opinions would be appreciated.

Man that sucks to hear I hope and pray things pick up for you soon. After all the time and effort you have restored such a awesome boat I would hate to see you sell it. It is tuff on the price because most that invest that much money don't expect or won't get it out so they plan on keeping the boat for a long time. I could not even guess at a price because I could only think what you have into her and the price will not be near that. Again I hope that things turn around for you! Such an awesome boat, I am in the market for a Cafe just would hate to insult you with a price.

AJ i hear you on that. Im not havin a buissness problem just sick of all the BS in getting it down broken promise after promise in getting things. Kinda just get tired of it all and wish it gone. Sorry to hear about your problem hope it all works out for you in the end. Let us know if we can help in anyway.
-Mike

I don't get the marine industry seems there are more bad people than good sad to see. It is not like you dealing with chump change boats are not cheap no matter the size or brand.

AMEN - 2 years for me and still waiting....

Thanks Mike!

It's the competition that's killing us right now. They're doing work for less than cost! What sense does that make?!? As I say, they're going to work themselves out of business. If I'm potentially going to lose money on a job, then I may as well keep my trucks parked.

I KNOW THE FEELIN! IF YOU CAN HANG ON LONG ENOUGH THEY WILL DIG THEMSELVES A WHOLE.

We're trying!!! Pocket's are getting empty. Hopefully something will pop..........SOON.

What business are you in? if you don't mind me asking?

We're commercial roofing contractors in South Florida. A third generation family business, origianlly from the Chicago area.

www.rcu-inc.com