Nordic Heat
04-04-2006 | 04:54 AM
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Nordic Heat
A buddy of mine is selling his 2004 Heat and has it posted in OSO classifieds. It is the yellow one. Can anyone chine in on what you think the price should be?? Is this too high??
04-04-2006 | 09:11 AM
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Re: Nordic Heat
Regardind the price, I think he's OK. Sharp boat, loaded up.
The only "option" this boat doesn't have (or need with current power) is hydraulic steering.
It is interesting that this 2004 boat has a 502 MAG instead of a 496 MAG. I thought the 502 Mag was replaced by the 496 in 2001.
Not a problem, there are more aftermarket mods for Gen 6s, particularly if the new owner wants to modify. Just curious.
Was this the original motor?
Steve
The only "option" this boat doesn't have (or need with current power) is hydraulic steering.
It is interesting that this 2004 boat has a 502 MAG instead of a 496 MAG. I thought the 502 Mag was replaced by the 496 in 2001.
Not a problem, there are more aftermarket mods for Gen 6s, particularly if the new owner wants to modify. Just curious.
Was this the original motor?
Steve
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04-04-2006 | 10:34 AM
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Re: Nordic Heat
MIght be a bit high based on options and also the ratio of list to selling price of my Heat. I had custom bolsters from Nordic, full hydraulic with tilt from the helm, 496HO, tabs, Lonseal floor, diamond plate engine compartment and I didn't get near 69 for it. I understand it's a list price, but I might lower it if I wanted a sale in a reasonable peiod of time. Shouldn't stop anybody from making an offer though.
04-04-2006 | 06:55 PM
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Re: Nordic Heat
Originally Posted by boatingbent
It does not say how many hours on the Boat.......But I think the price is a very good starter Price.......
04-04-2006 | 07:01 PM
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Steve,
See the above post, came with a 496 but he swaped motors with his old Baja. Very nice boat, Stays in a garage every day. It could pass for new in a show room. Could make someone a very nice ride.
LLH
Indy,
Your right.
LLH
See the above post, came with a 496 but he swaped motors with his old Baja. Very nice boat, Stays in a garage every day. It could pass for new in a show room. Could make someone a very nice ride.
LLH
Indy,
Your right.
LLH
04-05-2006 | 04:26 AM
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Re: Nordic Heat
Originally Posted by boatingbent
When I was at the St Louis Boat show in Feb 2005 they had a 28 heat Idenical to that one.....Are the 2 the same Boats
04-05-2006 | 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Linster
The boat only has about 30 hours. He bought it new last year. Before that he had a Baja that came with the 502MPI. After two seasons, he traded the Baja in for this Nordic. The Nordic had a 496 & I convinced him to swap motors so if he wanted to upgrade, he had more to work with at the time. The Baja only had about 60 hours so we rounded the package to 50 hours.
I understand. Did you run the boat with both motors? What was the performance differential, if any?
What is he buying next?
Steve
