OK have narrowed down my choices
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Re: OK have narrowed down my choices
Originally Posted by stecz20
bernie is not worthy of a cig... he does not respect the big red one.. i say you buy a fountain and go to your people.....
hey bern, me and my buddy were talking about you last night.. your gonna buy whatever you get the best deal on, you a car salesman, you're half a scumbag.. stop with all these comps, you're wasting my brain space....
hey bern, me and my buddy were talking about you last night.. your gonna buy whatever you get the best deal on, you a car salesman, you're half a scumbag.. stop with all these comps, you're wasting my brain space....
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Re: OK have narrowed down my choices
curious why you havent considered this Cafe? Looks to be in great shape and in your price range.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/esvon/page-11741.html
http://www.offshoreonly.com/esvon/page-11741.html
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Originally Posted by sy goldberg
Being a used car dealer he should know how to turn back the hour meters.
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Originally Posted by Steve_H
curious why you havent considered this Cafe? Looks to be in great shape and in your price range.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/esvon/page-11741.html
http://www.offshoreonly.com/esvon/page-11741.html
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Re: OK have narrowed down my choices
Originally Posted by berns29scarab
A 2000 Cig Mystique with 500efi's and approx 400hrs super clean on a trailer, 1999 Formula 353 fastec with 502/415's with 270 hrs and no trailer, 2002 28 Pantera with 502's/500hp with 60 hrs MINT on a trailer, and a 1999 33 Scarab AVS with 502's 125hrs on a trailer...all are $70k or less
Has the Mystique 500EFI's been rebuilt prior? Something to consider -- you're in even that much better shape w/ the Cig. if it has had a top end job.
Bottom line... No doubt, Make and engines will keep you in-the-money..... Listen to Tres and Phil --- they know their stuff and won't say it if it isn't true.
Joe
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Originally Posted by Joe
Has the Mystique 500EFI's been rebuilt prior? Something to consider -- you're in even that much better shape w/ the Cig. if it has had a top end job.
Bottom line... No doubt, Make and engines will keep you in-the-money..... Listen to Tres and Phil --- they know their stuff and won't say it if it isn't true.
Joe
Bottom line... No doubt, Make and engines will keep you in-the-money..... Listen to Tres and Phil --- they know their stuff and won't say it if it isn't true.
Joe
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Re: OK have narrowed down my choices
Originally Posted by Rippem
you'd never get the $ back unless that boat is cheap cheap
yea I'd buy a porpoising hull with potentially tired power and spend a ton of out of pocket $ just to belong to the Cig club...
better rebuild those drives too...
NOT
yea I'd buy a porpoising hull with potentially tired power and spend a ton of out of pocket $ just to belong to the Cig club...
better rebuild those drives too...
NOT
But to me boating is about passion and loving what you have.
If its the deal thats important, the passion has to be put aside to some extent. I personally like old school styling, and don't think a formula would be on my list, no matter how good a boat it is(which it is!) and how good the deal. I won't boat to save money... its all about the enjoyment. Just my $0.02.
And this is where our boy bern is having a hard time.
Get what you want, or get the good deal.
a little off topic, but my mom was looking for a new car, with best deal she could get. I pointed her towards a new bmw X3, excellent deals back in the summer($36000car for $400/mo, nothing down). It was an ok driver. But after driving the audi A3 3.2 w/ dsg, she was hooked. the audi was more money, but the enjoyment she was going to have was worth it.
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very well said and i agree totally...looking for best of both worlds. all i'm looking at are deals atleast in my opinion just a matter of pulling trigger at this point
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the biggest problem is that with the way the market is right now there are alot of great boats out there at great prices