99 lightning 35 with HP 500's carb.
05-06-2012 | 08:02 PM
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And you can! It was listed in the classifieds last I looked. Believe the coment was that is is like a brand new 10+ year old boat, we both know that is true.
05-08-2012 | 05:07 PM
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http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o44119-en.html
I have a 98, 35 that has to go. It's very clean and mechanically strong. All the mechanical stuff have been replace, all stock and turn key.
Its listed for 57900 but it's got to go so can can work on the price.
Give me a call (443-883-0665) and I can go over all the details.
Again...I'm ready to make someone an awesome DEAL.
Joe
I have a 98, 35 that has to go. It's very clean and mechanically strong. All the mechanical stuff have been replace, all stock and turn key.
Its listed for 57900 but it's got to go so can can work on the price.
Give me a call (443-883-0665) and I can go over all the details.
Again...I'm ready to make someone an awesome DEAL.
Joe
05-08-2012 | 05:18 PM
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In this economy if you are not a cash buyer then the boat is worth whatever the bank will lend you. I have 2/3 of what I was asking for from the bank saved up and they would only lend 85% of used trade in value. And we all know what trade in values look like. Its a real mother trying to get lending which is why the same boats have bin sitting for the last 2-3 years. I had to give mine away which is why I sold in in less then a month. Good luck, 55k seems in the ball park, oh and the gentleman seling from pasadena md for 57,900 has a beautiful boat, I have seen it in person.
05-08-2012 | 05:25 PM
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There also seems to be an even harder to get lending on a fountain for whatever reason, some have tried to contradict this but i can just tell you what I have went through. As a matter of fact I was approved initially then an underwriter pulled the approval only to make me look like a total @ss in front of the seller. And the person i used got my sonic loan done in less then a week and an approval on a sunsation in the same amount of time, and this person has bin mentioned for there great lending on this website countless times.
05-09-2012 | 08:28 PM
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In this economy if you are not a cash buyer then the boat is worth whatever the bank will lend you. I have 2/3 of what I was asking for from the bank saved up and they would only lend 85% of used trade in value. And we all know what trade in values look like. Its a real mother trying to get lending which is why the same boats have bin sitting for the last 2-3 years. I had to give mine away which is why I sold in in less then a month. Good luck, 55k seems in the ball park, oh and the gentleman seling from pasadena md for 57,900 has a beautiful boat, I have seen it in person.
I would let her go for 53k
05-09-2012 | 08:32 PM
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05-10-2012 | 10:05 AM
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I Saw her one time at doco of the bay, I kept my boat right next door. I remember I likes the different colors on it, never seen one with the teal/terqoise colors. I like to give credit where credits due!
05-16-2012 | 05:30 PM
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Be patient...I just picked up my first Fountain... 2002 35 Ex with 500 efi's for low 60's....
Also had deal for a 2000 38 Lightning with hp's for 65K, passed on it because wiffee wants a 35... Oh well, good luck with your search!!!
Also had deal for a 2000 38 Lightning with hp's for 65K, passed on it because wiffee wants a 35... Oh well, good luck with your search!!!
