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Old 04-06-2004, 06:07 AM
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I guess yoy are buying the hardware?

A #6 900 HP Package can add a little huh?

a saw some 94 guns with TRS drives and tierd power sell for about $90k.

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figure she's pretty mint with real fresh power. Boat comes with a Myco. Boat needs nothing, (maybe a little interior work, a little..)

did I mention the #6's are Dry sumps?

Gotta be worth $125K no?
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Old 04-06-2004, 06:09 AM
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Originally posted by Too Old
You're asking the wrong guy. I'm notoriously cheap.

If it's not a bargain, I'm not spending.

How much is a Bargin?

Fred,

You can beat around the bush better than a good politician. You sure you're not running for office this year?
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Old 04-06-2004, 10:43 AM
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If it is sound, 125k is a good price. As stated, I am guessing but like to watch the market like everyone else. Maybe some Cig guys keep closer tabs. Describe the boat and someone will know it. But then again, you may lose it!! Someone on the board just bought a red Gun,older model, COPS guy I think, big HP. Sounds similiar spec. Best luck.
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Old 04-06-2004, 11:08 AM
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What make are the 900's?
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Old 04-06-2004, 12:17 PM
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What is most important? The year, hours, condition, and how much you have to spend once you buy it, etc. If you want a light older boat you need to go Kevlar or Carbon. Our Carbon Fiber boat feels very very light compared to fiberglass hulls. If you want to go faster, the lighter the better. Kevlar is stronger than fiberglass and Carbon Fiber is stronger than Kevlar.

Carbon Fiber Top Gun

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LSjr what's yours going for? I hear very clean.
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ooopss...just saw...sorrow
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Click on "Carbon Fiber Top Gun" in my previous post.

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I've been watching the market on guns very closely over the last few months to a year now since I'm looking to buy a mid 90's gun when my boat sells.

From what I've seen the problem with selling large power is buyers are scared. Like someone said. Large power=large mecanic bills. Buyers see large power=not as reliable. Large power is tempermental and needs to be serviced regularly. who knows how the owner prior treated the motors?

For a SUPER CLEAN mid 90's gun ('96) with xr's and super charged 500's, you're looking at 115-130. That's not big power or 6's though. I thnk you just loose the money when you put big power and 6's on.

Look at Ruckus (BCC's and Chengs old boat) '94 w/900's and custom set up 6's asking 150 (sold for much less). A '94 with stock power is going for right around 100 depending on how clean it is.

6's are what, 30k each and the motors are going to be around 35k each right? You'll never get your money back when it only ups the value of the boat a few thousand dollars.

Just my .02

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Originally posted by thisistank
I've been watching the market on guns very closely over the last few months to a year now since I'm looking to buy a mid 90's gun when my boat sells.

From what I've seen the problem with selling large power is buyers are scared. Like someone said. Large power=large mecanic bills. Buyers see large power=not as reliable. Large power is tempermental and needs to be serviced regularly. who knows how the owner prior treated the motors?

For a SUPER CLEAN mid 90's gun ('96) with xr's and super charged 500's, you're looking at 115-130. That's not big power or 6's though. I thnk you just loose the money when you put big power and 6's on.

Look at Ruckus (BCC's and Chengs old boat) '94 w/900's and custom set up 6's asking 150 (sold for much less). A '94 with stock power is going for right around 100 depending on how clean it is.

6's are what, 30k each and the motors are going to be around 35k each right? You'll never get your money back when it only ups the value of the boat a few thousand dollars.

Just my .02

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You're right on the money, Tank. I've been doing the same research and I've come up with the same results. Personally, I'm avoiding exotic power as well...I'll take turn-key stock motors any day.
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