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08-10-2010 | 10:49 AM

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Magic Medicine

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Thanks Magic, As far as the financing goes I was approved in less than 30 min for a 35' Mistress that is 26 years old and had insurance with in 15 minutes quoted @ $733/year which was cheaper than my Sunsation

I don't know which way to go right now the thought a 35' is sweet a real 35' there is a few Cafe's that I really like but that depends on what the price will be. It seems the 30's are like finding a unicorn chilling in the woods in the winter

Agreed the 30 are RARE, like your analogy!!!! Who you using for financing and insureance?? My current insurance source wants nothing to do with a boat that a #1 on the side

08-10-2010 | 12:37 PM

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Agreed the 30 are RARE, like your analogy!!!! Who you using for financing and insureance?? My current insurance source wants nothing to do with a boat that a #1 on the side

The credit union is MSGCU Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union and the insurance is Aikmen and Ormand in Chesterfield MI and the shop around for you

586-949-5956

08-10-2010 | 01:00 PM

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I did not know it was for sale

You are right it seems real clean and that is what I like!

My boat actually was not for sale, but if I found a Cafe(stars and stripes) or TG really reasonably priced, I may sell mine. PM me if interested in a price and list of options/upgrades. 80+ MPH boat on a trailer and a new air dock.

08-10-2010 | 01:19 PM

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Well so far today I found out NADA hates boats!

Question if I buy a boat out of state who's sale tax do I pay? Again thanks for all the help

08-10-2010 | 03:27 PM

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Well so far today I found out NADA hates boats!

Question if I buy a boat out of state who's sale tax do I pay? Again thanks for all the help

It depends on the states. Some states have agreements where you pay the lesser of the two in state and the remaining when you get home. Others you pay the entirety in your home state.

08-10-2010 | 04:57 PM

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Well so far today I found out NADA hates boats!

Question if I buy a boat out of state who's sale tax do I pay? Again thanks for all the help

Don't pay any of them until they catch you - ****ing crooks.....

08-10-2010 | 05:21 PM

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Don't pay any of them until they catch you - ****ing crooks.....

DITTO !!!!!

08-10-2010 | 07:01 PM

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Well so far today I found out NADA hates boats!

Question if I buy a boat out of state who's sale tax do I pay? Again thanks for all the help

You will pay MI sales tax, shouldn't pay any other states. (I think you're in MI obviously)

Some states may have a reciprocity deal, where if you buy from a dealer you can pay MI sales tax to them I believe.

Also, some CU's will accept a survey rather than NADA if you are struggling w/ value.

You must be doing a fairly short term loan for them not to balk at financing an 80's boat. Michigan First is another fairly easy to deal w/ local CU.