what would you do? (boatme)

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01-29-2007 | 06:56 PM

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phragle

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Re: what would you do? (boatme)

well after reading all this, I would do buisness with boatme anytime...but on my budget..you got an old rowboat for sale???

01-29-2007 | 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by phragle

well after reading all this, I would do buisness with boatme anytime...but on my budget..you got an old rowboat for sale???

Phragle,

Thanks for the support man i was misssing the love

I had a row boat but that is a entirly new thread
I just dont think i have the enegy for that story

01-29-2007 | 07:14 PM

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Re: what would you do? (boatme)

How does that song go ? .......isnt it ironic, dont ya think a little too ironic

01-29-2007 | 07:16 PM

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Re: what would you do? (boatme)

yep it is

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01-29-2007 | 07:51 PM

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Re: what would you do? (boatme)

fubard it sucks you had problems right off the get i feel for. but you never know with hot rods. i have been around your boat many of times when marc owned it. and he and mrs boatme have had my wife sheri out on it. he has always takin great care of it. i always love the way it looked. and i know its still a great ride.
just my two cents.
todd

01-29-2007 | 07:59 PM

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Re: what would you do? (boatme)

I think the boat is for sale its a shame yoou soured on it after your problems were resolved it looks like a fine ride

I am still not sure of this thread though do you think Marc new of the problem and cheated you or he did not help enough in the repairs or he smuged you personally in some manner Has to be one of these which one is it?

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01-29-2007 | 08:56 PM

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WOW!!!! are you done yet?
fubar I feel your pain but let it go and enjoy the boat, now you know what you have. Its all part of the boating experince good or bad it happens. B-ring O-ut A-nother T-housand

01-30-2007 | 08:12 AM

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Well, I'm a little confused. Wasn't the boat being advertised as having fresh power?? I seem to remember that being stated in the ad as I drooled over that boat a few times!! Now it's being said that there were 400 or 600 hours on them.

Secondly, There is NO WAY that I would have accepted a survey that was paid for by the seller (of any kind). Not anything against Marc....just common sense.

What is the big deal with the outdrives? They are Bravos!

....and they will break every now and then!

Seems to me that some bad judgement was displayed by both parties in the transaction...probably brought on by anxiety and excitement. Hey, it happens, especially when the seller is getting married and the buyer is happy about what he thinks is going to be a great boat. I wouldn't have taken possession of the boat without the owner being there, but that's just me.

The most important thing is that the boat is all fixed now and nobody was hurt or injured. Let it end, chalk it up to experience and move on!!!

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