scarabman

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Any OSO Brothers near Table Rock Lake, The Harbor Marina who could put a set of eyes on a boat for me? The broker manager over there is not the most cooperative fellow and I am trying to figure out if I should make an offer on the boat I am interested in.

Thanks in advance for any help

F-2 Speedy

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I have a place on TR, when do you need it done ?? Im in KC currently...Indian point area down by the dam.

scarabman

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Thanks for the response F-2. No Rush, but as with most things, the sooner the better. What is your availability?

F-2 Speedy

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I wont be at the lake for a couple weeks, probably wont work for you ? pm Bill3 here on the board and see if he has time to help you out, he lives at the lake and is about 20 min. from the marina where the boat is located. He a TG owner and is a sharp guy when it come to boats.

scarabman

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Thanks F-2. I may just pm Bill3 but am getting a little leary. Given you know the area maybe you could provide a little insight for me. I was told today, that the boat I am looking at is left in the water on Table Rock 24/7/365 for a number of years. I realize it is fresh water, but even that takes a toll sometimes. Knowing the water quality there, your thoughts?

Thanks for your help.

F-2 Speedy

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Its one on the cleanest, clear lakes in the states, a lot of divers go there because of the water quality, what kind of hull/boat is it, as nice as the lake is I dont think Id pull the trigger on it ?? Bill3 wont have a moisture meter on him even if they pulled it out.

scarabman

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I hear you F-2. 07 Cobalt 323. I dont believe Cobalt used/uses any wood in the construction, but still not loving the fact it is left in the water THAT much. They arent even willing to pull the boat and take pics of bottom and or drives unless I pay for it. Not sure how you intend to sell a boat without pictures of something fundamental to its value?

F-2 Speedy

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Boats are made here in KS,..........If the boats priced right ? may be worth investing a little cash, whats the price to pull it, does it have a trailer

scarabman

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No trailer. Waiting to hear back on what they want to pull it, along with what service records the owner can provide. Price is decent, but engines and drives have 600 + hours on them. Not overly worried about engines if they are well maintained, (even though I think the whole left in the water years at a time kind of puts that into question), but my understanding is Bravo IIIs can have significant corrosion damage, even in fresh water

keegan

Call me. Used to work there, know them very well. Brother runs a detail company and is there right now and all the time. 913-991-8478