would this be a good buy? looking to get into the formula family
04-11-2013 | 02:19 PM
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You guys crack me up. The OP is looking for a single engine 24" boat and you're trying to talk him into a 30'+ with twins? I know you mean well but that just badf advice.
Secondly. Boats with fresh mechanicals, paint and interior do command a higher price. Take any of those boats that are still original or near original and you better keep $10K laying around becuase you'll be needing real soon.
And I guarantee that real cheap one for $6,500 has flunked a few surveys already.
Secondly. Boats with fresh mechanicals, paint and interior do command a higher price. Take any of those boats that are still original or near original and you better keep $10K laying around becuase you'll be needing real soon.
And I guarantee that real cheap one for $6,500 has flunked a few surveys already.
04-14-2013 | 11:56 AM
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From: Manasquan, NJ
I flew to Chicago from Nj in snow, rented a U-Haul and drove back in snow with my new to me 1986 242 LS. Excellent condition. $11,700 with custom trailer included. Originally belonged to a forum member who took really good care of it. I saw another in Mass? that was a complete redo, stringers up, for 25K.
