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phragle 04-22-2021 07:33 AM

judging from the last 2 years in the swap shop and on facebook, all the used boats have been parted out, thus a shortage driving prices up,,,,,

:party-smiley-004:

Squadron39 04-22-2021 08:21 AM

Every market is price gouging, trying to create inflation to a point, that us poor folk will fall in line with a social credit system foe the powers that be.
(“if this post sounds lame...sorry, just trying to reach enough status post to post pictures”)

Sick Stinger 04-22-2021 08:26 AM

Have a 99 Active thunder 37 id sell and a 91 311 formula id sell. probably part out if not.

Squadron39 04-22-2021 09:43 AM

I would offer a (bill farmer) pre fountain..excalibur 33. It was de powered last fall for another project I am working on. Would need engines and drives & trim tab indicators were all that was removed. Boat ran great, dry
Overall it’s in good shape. Have a fountain road master trailer for it.

Or a 38’ Chris craft Corinthian. You move it. LOL.


Marginmn 07-08-2021 01:13 PM


Originally Posted by Marginmn (Post 4784986)
Two months ago I wanted to order 2 new Yellow 300HP Sea Doo's from my dealer on Lake Cumberland. They only had one left - and may not get another one for the entire year. Sold out in February. Insane. . At least we got one of what we wanted.

I was going to have my 14 year old 29 Advantage X-Flight totally refurbished - but my friend who was going to do the work is just slammed with new boat orders and he doesn't know when he can get to it. . So I'm having the boat shipped out to Advantage where they say used X-Flights are bringing insane money. If they get a good price for it like they say they can then I am going to let them sell it and have a new boat instead of doing the refurb. They usually have a showroom full of used boats to sell but this year they have like 1 boat. They've never seen anything like the demand for used boats right now.

Update. The 2007 Advantage X-Flight that I considered selling back in 2017 for $65K just sold for $94K. They say I should get the new one around March. The used boat market really is insane.
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Tiki Joe 07-08-2021 01:40 PM

WOW! Congrats...this whole market / economy makes absolutely no sense.

resurrected 07-08-2021 01:51 PM

The crash will be epic!
But I have no clue as to when it will occur, I predicted the local housing market to pull back a bit before COVID, because it was going nuts.
Boy was I wrong!

Wildman_grafix 07-08-2021 02:16 PM


Originally Posted by resurrected (Post 4796553)
The crash will be epic!
But I have no clue as to when it will occur, I predicted the local housing market to pull back a bit before COVID, because it was going nuts.
Boy was I wrong!

Some around here say the housing will take a couple years but unlike 08 crash the homes are being bought with CASH, or like 50% down. I can not see people walking away from homes with that much skin in the game.

jusabum 07-08-2021 02:18 PM

I was told the other day that anybody and everybody who was behind on house payments was getting extensions and minimal pressure (if any) to make payments, but those extensions keep adding up (cannot be put on the back-end with mortgages), and very soon will be required to be paid in full, one lump sum - thats gonna be a big wakeup call and a lot of foreclosures hitting the market at the same time.

Stuckonstupid 07-08-2021 02:50 PM


Originally Posted by jusabum (Post 4796557)
I was told the other day that anybody and everybody who was behind on house payments was getting extensions and minimal pressure (if any) to make payments, but those extensions keep adding up (cannot be put on the back-end with mortgages), and very soon will be required to be paid in full, one lump sum - thats gonna be a big wakeup call and a lot of foreclosures hitting the market at the same time.

Your logic makes sense, however most of the people who took advantage of the mortgage relief stimulus still have plenty of equity in their homes in this market, so if they are facing large fees to catch up, all they have to do is sell their house and will probably still walk away ahead. I doubt there will be a flood of foreclosures. Once demand slows, that’s when the tides will turn.


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