People buying excaliburs in British virgin islands ??
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People buying excaliburs in British virgin islands ??
I got a 1985 wellcraft excalibur 27ft for sale have had two people from british virgin islands interested in it. Scam? or legit? They seem to know there stuff and have talked to them on the phone seem really interested. They said they are very desirable and rare boats. just curious everyones thoughts thanks
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ask if they know salo marine ,, he has exported a couple of boats there,,, http://www.yellowpages.com/miami-gar...-exporting-inc
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I got a 1985 wellcraft excalibur 27ft for sale have had two people from british virgin islands interested in it. Scam? or legit? They seem to know there stuff and have talked to them on the phone seem really interested. They said they are very desirable and rare boats. just curious everyones thoughts thanks
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There are a lot of excaliburs in the BVI's lots of 27's laying around down there, just about every other back yard has an old 24 or an old 27 ussually in varying degrees of decay. There is an outboard 27 with the deck ripped out behind pussers landing at smugglers cove been there for about 10 years
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the British Virgin Islands is known as the sailing capital of the world. There are many Excaliburs and a wide variety of other boats, race or pleasure. The guys are very much legit conduct business the right way. So many guys on here and scream and fly will tell you many boats have been bought and shipped to the Virgin Islands with no issues.
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deep V hulls are very desirous in the Virgin Islands as the waters around there are basically offshore condition as the Islands are surrounded by the Caribbean Sea. The chops can get pretty nasty and the guys do a lot of sailing and racing down there. Google "Leverick Bay Poker Run" which is held in the British Virgin Islands every year and you will see the type of machines in the Islands, which basically come from the mainland.
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