Cigarette at National Liquidators
02-25-2005 | 12:43 PM
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Re: Cigarette at National Liquidators
Originally Posted by Biggus
I'm very surprised to see it's been reposessed. The guy who owned it owns quite a few fast food restaurants in the Boston area.
Could be the same type of deal as Strip Poker....The boat was traded or sold to someone and quickly turned into a repo situation.
02-25-2005 | 01:44 PM
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Re: Cigarette at National Liquidators
I went and looked at that boat yesterday. It was seized in June or July of 2004 and has been sitting there since. It is very, very dirty. The boat has Gray interior (good condition, but ugly). If anyone has any questions feel free to ask.
02-25-2005 | 02:42 PM
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Re: Cigarette at National Liquidators
No, the hatch is not set up for a sunpad from what i see. It's an ugly hatch too.
# 3's drives.
No trailer, what would someone bid up to?
$ 75-80k ??
Wannabe
# 3's drives.
No trailer, what would someone bid up to?
$ 75-80k ??
Wannabe
02-25-2005 | 04:23 PM
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Re: Cigarette at National Liquidators
Found old docs. This should give you an idea. In November of 2003 the price was $125,000.00 with trailer. However, engine hours were only 58. I also thought the interior was ugly and the graphics are not much better in pics.
Still, in my opinion $80,000.00 would be quite a steal with those engines......even with # 3's. It's better than a stock TRS or Bravo boat. Price out updating a 454ci TRS hull.
Then again, I don't understand why the older big power Cigs seem to have taken a bath lately in the market
Still, in my opinion $80,000.00 would be quite a steal with those engines......even with # 3's. It's better than a stock TRS or Bravo boat. Price out updating a 454ci TRS hull.
Then again, I don't understand why the older big power Cigs seem to have taken a bath lately in the market
03-08-2005 | 08:18 PM
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Re: Cigarette at National Liquidators
$72k...
Well add for the following;
-engines are a complete gamble
-no trailer
-no one to call and b!tch when something goes t!its up
-drives are a complete gamble-if the boat was repoed the maintenance in the end might of been suspect.
If he's lucky on the engines and drives it's a deal if not he's easily back to market price for a 1995. And maybe more.
Well add for the following;
-engines are a complete gamble
-no trailer
-no one to call and b!tch when something goes t!its up
-drives are a complete gamble-if the boat was repoed the maintenance in the end might of been suspect.
If he's lucky on the engines and drives it's a deal if not he's easily back to market price for a 1995. And maybe more.
03-11-2005 | 03:49 PM
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Re: Cigarette at National Liquidators
Its not so much what you pay for a boat.
Its how much you have to spend on it after you own it !
All of a sudden the great deal is not so great when your done.
You usually get what you pay for !!
L.S.
Its how much you have to spend on it after you own it !
All of a sudden the great deal is not so great when your done.
You usually get what you pay for !!
L.S.
