"Affordable" Fountain 35
12-10-2003 | 10:00 AM
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From: N.E.
Originally posted by dockrocker
Hey now! Reggie is just helping you guys out - he sells you a boat with the price of 42' so you can brag to your friends, calls it a 35' so the wife and the insurance company is happy, and delivers one that is 32' so that you save on trailer, lift, and storage costs!
Hey now! Reggie is just helping you guys out - he sells you a boat with the price of 42' so you can brag to your friends, calls it a 35' so the wife and the insurance company is happy, and delivers one that is 32' so that you save on trailer, lift, and storage costs!
Thats Funny
12-10-2003 | 11:23 AM
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From: Spring, TX
Thats the MSRP on the Fountain and the actual selling price is a lot less...I paid $227k OTD on a trailer for a 2003 38' Lightning w/500efis. On OL's I am finding that typically they take about 20% off the spec sheet before you start beating them down.
The epoxy hull 37' Stiletto has a msrp of about $510k and can be bought for $380k or so....
The epoxy hull 37' Stiletto has a msrp of about $510k and can be bought for $380k or so....
12-10-2003 | 11:46 AM
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From: Portage,IN
Last summer I priced a 2004 42' Lightning
with 525's.
The price of the Fountain was $239,900 without
a trailer.
This was a classic deck with the deep step hull.
I was talking direct to Fountain.
Go stir the pot somewhere else....
with 525's.
The price of the Fountain was $239,900 without
a trailer.
This was a classic deck with the deep step hull.
I was talking direct to Fountain.
Go stir the pot somewhere else....
Last edited by StrikinLightnin; 12-10-2003 at 11:50 AM.
