sutphen 30

well the price just went up 10g's

TomFTM

iTrader: (3)

I really like this boat , (not a as a buyer) but how the Hell does a boat price go up 10k when it's moved to Florida . I have sold quite a few boats over the years , and never have I gone up on a price when it didn't sell ... I know about someone saying fast boats was going to sell it for him, (as they say on ESPN) Come on Man.........

soggy bottom

This one seems to be priced low for what it is.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...ts-o63693.html

Dean

302Sport

That boat was once a submarine and is not even really a 2012, it was re-stamped at Outerlimits when they repaired it.

That boat probably deserves its own thread, but I don't want to get that deep into the debacle.

soggy bottom

I wonder at what point they would disclose that, would it before or after you have bought plane tickets. Among other expenses it costs to go see a boat clear across the country. Let alone your time.

Dean

302Sport

It would be disclosed when the buyer has gone and looked at the boat, and agreed on a price. Then has to find out from a third party and ask OL when they were actually going to disclose this info. So basically only was going to be disclosed if presented with the question.

Bostonirish

So was it a salvage? Would have to be disclosed if it didn't have a clean title am i right?

302Sport

I don't think there's such thing as a "salvage tittle" when it comes to boats. I have bought boats that were total losses before and there is nothing on the title or any kind of paperwork that would inform a buyer of that.

Bostonirish

Really? That's nuts!!

drypipetiger

Buyer beware. If it weren't for the web/forums there would be a lot of boats bought and sold with a history. Now there are a lot boats that sit and sit with a story.