C/L deal?
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From: St.Peters,Mo/5mm LOTO/LEOPA
http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/boa/2820273306.html
Maybe a deal if you are looking for a project?
Maybe a deal if you are looking for a project?
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From: LOTO 19 MM
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From: Rochester, NY
I'm told that it's hard if not impossible to get a boat loan on the older stuff.
Are people doing home equity to get the cash? 50k is alot of money to pay cash on a toy that you take a loss on.
If you had cash I'd buy something newer and "Trouble free"
Are people doing home equity to get the cash? 50k is alot of money to pay cash on a toy that you take a loss on.
If you had cash I'd buy something newer and "Trouble free"
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http://www.boats.com/boat-details/Fountain-/123491831
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I sold mine in that price range with documented 500HP'S - posted it on Powerboatlistings and it sold in 3 days......
New owner pulled the wrap - almost makes me wish I would have kept it.

It seems like good deals aren't around long.
Good luck guys.
New owner pulled the wrap - almost makes me wish I would have kept it.

It seems like good deals aren't around long.
Good luck guys.
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From: Oneida Lake NY
That was a good deal! However, I think it was a fair price for trying to move a boat quickly, and what has to be done to make it "mint" again.
Most of the performance boats out there are still over priced IMO, the good -fair deals don't last long


