Aronow cat on r.i. craigs

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05-16-2012 | 01:57 PM

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KNOT-RIGHT

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looks like its at port edgewood in cranston rhode island.

05-16-2012 | 03:08 PM

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machloosy

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Originally Posted by HaulinGas

I would need to disagree, the trailer has to be worth $5000 at a min, the drives are prob TRS or maybe even #3's worth another $5000, Thats 10G's I would assume and just assume the motors can't need a ton if anything another 10G's, Thats 20G's and the boat, trans, steering(if any) has got to be worth another 10G's........ I would believe that 20-30G's is the # all day. This is just an opinion and not a pissing match just my .02.

Actually I agree with you, but I was getting at what olredalert, lilred, and ss390 also said. Tough market for an old, not that great performing cat. This may be horrible to some, but pull everything and part it, then cut the hull up. That's where the money is. Together sadly, it's likely worth half of the parts my $.02

05-16-2012 | 07:15 PM

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scarab63

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Wonder if itll sell. Something tells me if its been sitting for more than a decade the owner will just put it back into storage when he starts getting offers of $10, $12, $15 k

05-19-2012 | 06:33 AM

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Keytime

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Looking WAY down the line here, but will there ever be a day where these boats will carry some value for historical significance? Just curious, and I'm sure that the term "historical significance" is rather humorous, but I'm talking in the distant future. Thanks.