sy goldberg

I've been working with CASEY for many years and I wish that every boat sales person had his integrity.

NORTECH-ANGLER

WOW, thanks guys for the replies. I just might consider calling them back! This seems like a very nice boat! But, I still have no return phone call or emails! Some things that make you go HUMMMM!

GRH

They may have misplaced your contact information? I'd give them the benefit of the doubt if I were truly interested in the boat.... Good luck!

CLA

Yea, with all the tire kickers it's hard for the dealers to figure out who is really ready to buy.

TexomaPowerboater

No sympathy here. My price will go up for summer prices as well. If I did a lot of work to it I'd raise the price even more.

TexomaPowerboater

Not sure I would reply back either after you started this thread.

Sea-Dated

Casey is good people for sure. He is on the board but I can't remember what his username is. Give him a call if you are interested in the boat.

rchevelle71

iTrader: (1)

Seems like a nice boat, you say it was 65, then 69, now 67, so technically they raised it a bunch, then lowerd it a little. I would not worry about the asking price too much, just what you are willing to pay for it.

johnnyboatman

iTrader: (5)

if your a cash buyer then why would you deal with a dealer, the market is tough, you can buy some nice rides for that kinda money, if you need to call casey he will get you in that boat,

huskyrider

iTrader: (1)

LMAO !!!
I've always found it harder to save the coin.

Although I've never interacted with the seller in question I've heard good things from friends that have.

One suggestion I may offer is that if you can get there in person you would be well served.
I bought my boat last year, sight unseen, based on pic's from e-mails, a Team Merc marina's powertrain's/SC's/outdrive's survey, and a marine surveyors survey and seatrial. I MUST SAY it was the worst inner feelings I've ever had having to completely rely on another man's input on a purchase I never laid eyes on.
All in all it worked out good as the surveyor noted something completely nondisclosed by the seller, and assisted me in knocking my purchase price down significantly. But I had already dropped quite a bit of money for the multiple surveys and would have been super pissed and filed suit for his hiding an issue if he didn't drop the price for the value of the repair.
We had a contract in which he stated "no known mechanical and structural issues" and he knew about them even though he didn't disclose it.

Good luck, I hope you get the boat of your dreams at the price your wishing to pay.
Remember, it ain't about the asking price, it's all about the agreed sales price.

See ya,
Kelly