So what's it take to sell this thing? My 303-SR-1
06-06-2013, 04:10 PM
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the market is all over the place, look around man.... I never said his boat is not worth it, or not nice, but the buyers market is way smaller then the sellers market right now, they just don't sell for good money very often, that's FACT
Way more boats for sale then buyers...
06-06-2013, 04:32 PM
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The original posting and classified ad link dates back to 2009 . . .
Despite the emotion about what this boat may be worth, the fact that the boat has not sold for four years would indicate that nobody is going to pay what the asking price has been along the way.
It is a matter of what a seller thinks something is worth versus what prospective buyers think it is worth. When there is a meeting of the minds a sale happens. So far, that has not happened.
I believe that the boat will sell for $19,900 or thereabouts.
Despite the emotion about what this boat may be worth, the fact that the boat has not sold for four years would indicate that nobody is going to pay what the asking price has been along the way.
It is a matter of what a seller thinks something is worth versus what prospective buyers think it is worth. When there is a meeting of the minds a sale happens. So far, that has not happened.
I believe that the boat will sell for $19,900 or thereabouts.
06-06-2013, 04:33 PM
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Right!!!
the original posting and classified ad link dates back to 2009 . . .
Despite the emotion about what this boat may be worth, the fact that the boat has not sold for four years would indicate that nobody is going to pay what the asking price has been along the way.
It is a matter of what a seller thinks something is worth versus what prospective buyers think it is worth. When there is a meeting of the minds a sale happens. So far, that has not happened.
I believe that the boat will sell for $19,900 or thereabouts.
Despite the emotion about what this boat may be worth, the fact that the boat has not sold for four years would indicate that nobody is going to pay what the asking price has been along the way.
It is a matter of what a seller thinks something is worth versus what prospective buyers think it is worth. When there is a meeting of the minds a sale happens. So far, that has not happened.
I believe that the boat will sell for $19,900 or thereabouts.
06-06-2013, 04:36 PM
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The original posting and classified ad link dates back to 2009 . . .
Despite the emotion about what this boat may be worth, the fact that the boat has not sold for four years would indicate that nobody is going to pay what the asking price has been along the way.
It is a matter of what a seller thinks something is worth versus what prospective buyers think it is worth. When there is a meeting of the minds a sale happens. So far, that has not happened.
I believe that the boat will sell for $19,900 or thereabouts.
Despite the emotion about what this boat may be worth, the fact that the boat has not sold for four years would indicate that nobody is going to pay what the asking price has been along the way.
It is a matter of what a seller thinks something is worth versus what prospective buyers think it is worth. When there is a meeting of the minds a sale happens. So far, that has not happened.
I believe that the boat will sell for $19,900 or thereabouts.
that was the previous owner, but its easier the re documenting everything, plane and simple the boat is worth 27-29, to make it go quick 25ish, 19,900 is the upper end mint 272's which is no where near the boat the 303 is, personally the fact that this thread is 4 pages long says it all, hopefully a member hear is working with Artie,
06-06-2013, 04:53 PM
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The buyer is a member here, and we have a "Handshake" over the phone. Boat is sold; and for very close to asking price. Since I dropped the price to 27k my phone has been non-stop. Apperntly that was the magic number...
Besides, I knew this would be a fun discussion
Besides, I knew this would be a fun discussion
06-06-2013, 04:56 PM
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The original posting and classified ad link dates back to 2009 . . .
Despite the emotion about what this boat may be worth, the fact that the boat has not sold for four years would indicate that nobody is going to pay what the asking price has been along the way.
It is a matter of what a seller thinks something is worth versus what prospective buyers think it is worth. When there is a meeting of the minds a sale happens. So far, that has not happened.
I believe that the boat will sell for $19,900 or thereabouts.
Despite the emotion about what this boat may be worth, the fact that the boat has not sold for four years would indicate that nobody is going to pay what the asking price has been along the way.
It is a matter of what a seller thinks something is worth versus what prospective buyers think it is worth. When there is a meeting of the minds a sale happens. So far, that has not happened.
I believe that the boat will sell for $19,900 or thereabouts.
06-06-2013, 04:58 PM
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