There's a big difference between "no credit no problem" and "your credit sucks azz no problem"!

Most everytime I talk to a salesman about a boat its "yep, had a deal or two fall thru due to financing problems" or "I've got some offers on the table, you'd better hurry up and make one" or "there's nothing wrong as far as I know"

Sounds like me in the office... "stock is subject to prior sales".
Makes 'em jump on the stock.
But in all honesty, can't tell you how many times i quote and they call back a week later to place the order for the goods, and they've been sold. Snooze, ya lose.

This boat has been sold more times than any other boat we have had for sale. Sorry, we can't get the buyers bought with scores in the 400's and low 500's but damm we tried our best. We supposedly have two more people that want the boat and are "sending the deposit". Maybe one of these will result in someone getting good deal. If not, look for it on Ebay with everything but the motor and drive which we plan to pull out by next Friday if we don't have a deposit on boat. Sure tough to swallow the cost of these boats when you can't get 49K for it and it's like new!! We appreciate the support of the boat, hell it has more attention than the big expensive ones.

Team Shogren
www.chicagofountain.com

Scott doesn't play that game. Doesn't need to.

Someone should buy the boat, throw in their quad rotor whipple and install their Konrad Drive and call it a day!

Damn straight Kirk! I agree 100% with 50% of that! (cough try the bravo first cough cough! )

Ditto 50% if that... why would anyone seal a perfect Bravo set up done by the factory to install anything else. Shogren has noting to prove here for this boat, the problem is that this poor boat has`nt been seen by the right buyer yet.

I think w/o power and drive it should go pretty quick.
Anyone have a nice NA BBC w/ about 650-700 so an imco can be tagged on? hmmmmm.
I've been eyeing, watching this boat for years, and it seems killer.
This whole worrying about the motor thing is silly. You get what you buy, just like any other boat. Buying w/o drivetrain is a great option. Now you'll know what's in there.
But what do you discount w/o engine/drive?
Drive is worth 10-15, and engine same.
And that ain't gonna happen.
Seems worth it to buy as is, and rebuild in the offseason.

Those looking for a pleasure setup... keep looking.

Always cheaper to buy than to build! Refer back to my photos of the worlds most expensive '67 Camaro!

just curious, why did my reply get bumped from the thread