46 cig sale
03-14-2011 | 08:08 PM
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Thats two down two cigs from the lake sold in ten days ,maybe the econemy is getting better .I was wondering how you were going to get MUSCLE AND MISSLE to the bay . Im sure you herd Mark sold his 39 ,and Wilson going to maintain it. Be careful up there you know what happened to Amelia Earnheart. Some day im going to fly, 190 miles to the lake every weekends sucks .The ride going isnt as bad as sundays ride home .Any way good for you ,see ya soon
05-17-2011 | 08:10 AM
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Buyer had till yesterday to come up with the money. No funds so AM II is back on the market. I just had the drives, trannies, and engine oil and filters changed along with valve lash. Truly turn key low hour animal. Someone will get a trouble free boat. Pictures are current and all work has been documented through Mercury
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o39813-en.html
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05-17-2011 | 06:35 PM
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Buyer had till yesterday to come up with the money. No funds so AM II is back on the market. I just had the drives, trannies, and engine oil and filters changed along with valve lash. Truly turn key low hour animal. Someone will get a trouble free boat. Pictures are current and all work has been documented through Mercury
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o39813-en.html
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o39813-en.html
05-17-2011 | 07:28 PM
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Thanks guys! Someone is going to get a great boat. Nothing is marginal and it just takes looking at the boat, going for a ride, and seeing the paperwork showing all the preventative maintenance i've done. I 100% stand behind what I say about the boat truly being turn key. Anyone know of a buyer send them my way please.
05-17-2011 | 07:38 PM
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That's too bad.
Selling a go fast can be tough, selling one of that caliber can be real tough, especially in a tight economy! As I'm sure you know, for every 100 people that call on it, only 5 may be serious... and of those five, you're luck if 1 or 2 actually have the means to realistically pull the trigger! I guess it goes without saying, dont consider it sold until the money is in your possession and the boat is pulling out of your driveway!
Best of luck with the sale, it's one super sweet cig!!!
Honestly, you might be better off taking a partial trade on a boat like this... it's a lot easier to move a $100k boat than it is a $300k boat...
Selling a go fast can be tough, selling one of that caliber can be real tough, especially in a tight economy! As I'm sure you know, for every 100 people that call on it, only 5 may be serious... and of those five, you're luck if 1 or 2 actually have the means to realistically pull the trigger! I guess it goes without saying, dont consider it sold until the money is in your possession and the boat is pulling out of your driveway!
Best of luck with the sale, it's one super sweet cig!!!
Honestly, you might be better off taking a partial trade on a boat like this... it's a lot easier to move a $100k boat than it is a $300k boat...
05-18-2011 | 12:07 PM
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That's too bad.
Selling a go fast can be tough, selling one of that caliber can be real tough, especially in a tight economy! As I'm sure you know, for every 100 people that call on it, only 5 may be serious... and of those five, you're luck if 1 or 2 actually have the means to realistically pull the trigger! I guess it goes without saying, dont consider it sold until the money is in your possession and the boat is pulling out of your driveway!
Best of luck with the sale, it's one super sweet cig!!! Honestly, you might be better off taking a partial trade on a boat like this... it's a lot easier to move a $100k boat than it is a $300k boat...
Selling a go fast can be tough, selling one of that caliber can be real tough, especially in a tight economy! As I'm sure you know, for every 100 people that call on it, only 5 may be serious... and of those five, you're luck if 1 or 2 actually have the means to realistically pull the trigger! I guess it goes without saying, dont consider it sold until the money is in your possession and the boat is pulling out of your driveway!
Best of luck with the sale, it's one super sweet cig!!!
Honestly, you might be better off taking a partial trade on a boat like this... it's a lot easier to move a $100k boat than it is a $300k boat...
05-18-2011 | 01:59 PM
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Buyer had till yesterday to come up with the money. No funds so AM II is back on the market. I just had the drives, trannies, and engine oil and filters changed along with valve lash. Truly turn key low hour animal. Someone will get a trouble free boat. Pictures are current and all work has been documented through Mercury
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o39813-en.html
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o39813-en.html
Last edited by thisistank; 05-18-2011 at 02:02 PM.
