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What actually causes that much damage? Did he hit a nuclear submarine? I mean that isnt just hitting debris... That is some for real chit right there...
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I just looked at the pics and the video for the first time. The past owner of this boat, cosign seller, and surveyor would they draw blanks if you shown them the pics and the VIDEO ?? just asking Totally very honest if that would be the cause - I would wonder what their claim is --- "it was not like that when we had it" ?
you got to be kidding me that no one beforehand came clean about that kind of damage, like the new owner would never find out about it. WOW I really feel bad for you sorry about your loss here. That is not just the run of your mill damage - that structure to me looks like it has been taking on water more than just recently. Even if boats are sitting over the water or in the water - I still will push 100 % to the buyer and seller, the boat has to come out of the water for bottom inspection and other varies inspections - if not I have the buyer sign a totally BEWARE paper at their risk if they passed on the pull out. If the seller will not pull the boat out - then we back out 100 % - there is always reason for that one. usually hiding something. Just saying. Get Glass Dave up here to look at pics and vid - he is very sharp about this stuff, and his conclusions are very professional spot on. Would like to hear his thoughts on the possible cause of this - |
Originally Posted by brian18330
(Post 4446628)
Which 38ZR were you looking to get from PBC? Just got one from there and am in almost the same boat (no pun intended) as you are.
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Originally Posted by BUP
(Post 4446635)
I just looked at the pics and the video for the first time. The past owner of this boat, cosign seller, and surveyor would they draw blanks if you shown them the pics and the VIDEO ?? just asking Totally very honest if that would the cause - I would wonder what their claim is --- it was not like that when we had it ? you got to be kidding me.
That is not just the run of your mill damage - that structure to me looks like it has been taking on water more than just recently. Even if boats are sitting over the water or in the water - I still will push 100 % to the buyer and seller, the boat has to come out of the water for bottom inspection and other varies inspections - if not I have the buyer sign a totally BEWARE paper at their risk if they passed on the pull out. If the buyer will not pull the boat out - then we back out 100 % - there is always reason for that one. usually hiding something. Just saying. Get Glass Dave up here he is very sharp about this stuff, and his conclusions are very professional spot on. |
Very sorry about this - WOW who owed and currently owns LCM when you bought this - I have reasons to my asking as well
Both of them should fine new businesses to enter into if that looks even remotely good. Can we get them to the eye surgeon as well. the past owner of the boat not very honest either I would have to say. |
Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4446611)
Here's a different Nortech that fell off trailer In 2011 on US-41 in Ft Meyers, Florida
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Wasn't there a beware thread already on lake Cumberland marine? Or did that get deleted?
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Originally Posted by Papasmurf
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Not to pile on here, but kinda of makes you wonder what kinda of shape those 700s are in?
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Originally Posted by bblythe
(Post 4446697)
I would like to know how they got 700 out of a 525 intake
Unless someone really leaned on them...... UD |
Originally Posted by Nate5.0
(Post 4446368)
Ed Cozzi did mine and I know he is very knowledgeable and did an amazing job. Not all are bad out there and also for banks if someone is financing...you can just use any body.
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