vindicator101

I know the general feeling for the average boater north of FL is they don't want to buy and have it sit for months before it can be used. But what about the folks here on OSO? Do you think this way? I had a buyer for my boat a couple months ago but before I could close the deal it ended up being a week before Labor Day. So the guy decided to wait til spring. I'm wanting to move up so I'm looking too and would rather buy now so I can have time to put my personnel touches, so to speek, on it over the winter. Is this so strange?

BGIII

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If you know what you want, you find it and your life is stable (job, kids, significant other, blah, blah, blah....), I don't see why not. However, I wouldn't settle for anything other than what really turns your crank.

Bromaguire

Depends on the person and boat. For me I just bought my boat as a winter project so its ready for spring time next year. The winter gives me time to have my boat down while not loosing any of the season.

36Envision

If it's what you want, price is right and you have the ability, Buy it.

chuckels

I always buy in the winter , better deals plus u can get it straight before spring .

jeff32

sure would! if only I could settle on what I want!

frankenstein

In my area we were always told that Fall is the best time to buy. If someone knows that they are going to sell, then they would rather not have to deal with the BS of winterizing everything. It's easier to just let someone else deal with it.

36Tango

Ditto! The last few boats that I have bought have been past Labor Day.

Revd Up

Me too.

Strip Poker 388

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My first boat i bought in Feb 1990,The second boat,The Hustler, Lake Cumberland (Randy)and the guy tradeing it in DICKED around, I bought it april 13th 2002.


I would say your buyer is A