national marine will it ever end?
11-01-2005 | 07:01 PM
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From: Elkton, MD
Re: national marine will it ever end?
Originally Posted by GLH
My bet is the bank as already expended this mess of an inventory tax wise.
If anyone is in anyway serious about those rides I would make an offer DRASTICALLY discounting the numbers and I bet you will at least be taken seriously if you demonstrate you have the dough.
My bet would be if they say minimum $700k I would throw $300k around with a picture of the price of gas at the corner station!!!
My bet is you will be taken seriously, providing they know you have the money. A letter of credit or proof of liquidity would get you in the door even with a seemingly low-ball offer.
If anyone is in anyway serious about those rides I would make an offer DRASTICALLY discounting the numbers and I bet you will at least be taken seriously if you demonstrate you have the dough.
My bet would be if they say minimum $700k I would throw $300k around with a picture of the price of gas at the corner station!!!
My bet is you will be taken seriously, providing they know you have the money. A letter of credit or proof of liquidity would get you in the door even with a seemingly low-ball offer.
If you have the dough, you're good to go!
11-02-2005 | 09:02 AM
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Re: national marine will it ever end?
Originally Posted by License To Thrill
Reggie spent a LOT of cash building those ones. Almost 600hrs on the motors the owner liked to run it. Looks real good from the pics.
11-02-2005 | 10:22 AM
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Re: national marine will it ever end?
Talked to a broker of the boat over the summer. While the boat may be fast and accomodating it was not built real well. Bulkhead flex due to lack of reinforcement and just not an overall good fit and finish.
