42 poker run that was just in the classifieds.

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07-11-2016 | 07:42 AM

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soldier4402

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Like I said I don't the situation. im sure there are two sides to the story here. But when your spending big money you have to do what you think is right and not settle. I just think at times there are unrealistic expectations from both buyers and sellers.

07-19-2016 | 10:28 AM

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Coolerman

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I have personally turned wrenches and have been on the boat about 1yr ago (before it was sold to Josh). For a 2005 boat, it is about as clean and nice as they come (when I last saw it).

My friend also has a set of 7 blade herings for it if anyone is interested. 214-934-2955
-Jason

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07-19-2016 | 11:28 AM

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TCBoss302

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Originally Posted by BOATMAN302

The buyer did fully understand how the exchange works. If the 42PR was what he was expecting it was it would have come home. He ended up with a 43 ZR which has low hours and all original for the same amount of dough, of course in US funds. We Canucks fully understand US exchange rates as we live it on a daily basis.

So, was the 43 ZR a flawless shiny black one with a slight bend in the middle? If so, he might regret not going with the Fountain......