last boat I though I stole in august 2012 (2004 baja 25) paid 30k, spent 5 k to clean, prep, most were listed at 45k
come in spring 2013, many were advertised at 38-39, some were listed at 35, so did all this for nothing...

today is even worst. what you sometimes think is a killer deal, is probably not enough cause no one calls, not even for a ridiculous offer!

well, it happens in my neck of the wood at least...

Yep I agree..

If you really want to sell it ,drop price 1 grand a week until someone buys it,

I wouldn't drop the price at all. The price is low enough, you just have to wait for the right buyer looking for this boat... or for the weather to warm up again. Either way it will sell at this price, even if you have to wait for next spring.

hey sorry I am not trying to offend anyone, but a lot of people have said its a great deal,but nobody is stepping up to the plate,

its been 3 months and the thread title says,' got to move it', what good is it to hold on to it another 7 month for spring to get here in hopes you sell it then,

If I had rack storage in Traverse City I would buy this boat.
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What's the latest price.

57,500 and its going up a grand a month till it sells :grinser010: I'll pay the admission fee Griff no worries :kiss: maybe Speed Girl can get it fixed, and the thread is titled GONNA move it not got to :Whatever:

I know you tried. Thanks.
I forwarded the info to her.

Even though it's a great deal, it has to be someone that has a bunch of cash to put down or pay cash in full. Few lenders will loan on a boat 22 years old.

not true. last november my buddy walked into his credit union and said i wanna buy a 93 top gun. they said how much? he said xx,xxx and they said ok no problem here is the check go get it. i think it has to be more along the lines of having a decent job and good credit. not a dreamer with sh!t credit buried up to their eyeballs in debt