Looking for a Fontain Lightning 1996-1999 or Executioner 2003-> (Single step)
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Here is an 2007!! for under 80k.. I think thats is reasonble, a little over my budget but still a good price for a 2007..
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...oner-100107475
I rather save up some more money and wait a year and buy something similar like this one the pay 65k for soon to be 15 year old boat...
EWB, more info please!
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...oner-100107475
I rather save up some more money and wait a year and buy something similar like this one the pay 65k for soon to be 15 year old boat...
EWB, more info please!
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Jmoore I understand what you're saying. And I'm not meaning everybody out there is asking too much and needs to firesale their boat. But when you see the same boats for sale for months/years on end, what does that tell you?
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[QUOTE=skidolof;3533743]Here is an 2007!! for under 80k.. I think thats is reasonble, a little over my budget but still a good price for a 2007..
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...oner-100107475
I rather save up some more money and wait a year and buy something similar like this one the pay 65k for soon to be 15 year old boat...
That boat was 94k during the summer,in my opinion will sell for that.
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...oner-100107475
I rather save up some more money and wait a year and buy something similar like this one the pay 65k for soon to be 15 year old boat...
That boat was 94k during the summer,in my opinion will sell for that.
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+1 SteveO
The way I see it, the marketprice is what the boat sells for in a couple of weeks, the usually tirekickers, emails/phonecalls and finally someone seriousshows up with cash and takes it.
Firesale is when the boats sells for 2 hours..
Supply and demand, the only thing that is for sure is that they are not getting more expensive by time..
Question!
The V-berth, how long/wide is it? If anyone have the spec och can measure that would be appreciated!
The way I see it, the marketprice is what the boat sells for in a couple of weeks, the usually tirekickers, emails/phonecalls and finally someone seriousshows up with cash and takes it.
Firesale is when the boats sells for 2 hours..
Supply and demand, the only thing that is for sure is that they are not getting more expensive by time..

Question!
The V-berth, how long/wide is it? If anyone have the spec och can measure that would be appreciated!
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