33' Powerplay for sale
01-25-2006 | 10:37 AM
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Re: 33' Powerplay for sale
Come on Semper, you can't really include the cost of your house.
My boating cost 8k a year w/ in water slip(and thats w/o anything breaking).
The boat was 28k... so it was a big cost.
Now if I bought a 200k boat and it cost 12k a yr to keep going... not so big a deal.
BTW... if one would considering buying a new 33 now, they should also look at the 34 Saber... just ask BGIII.
My boating cost 8k a year w/ in water slip(and thats w/o anything breaking).
The boat was 28k... so it was a big cost.
Now if I bought a 200k boat and it cost 12k a yr to keep going... not so big a deal.
BTW... if one would considering buying a new 33 now, they should also look at the 34 Saber... just ask BGIII.
01-25-2006 | 11:35 AM
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Re: 33' Powerplay for sale
Originally Posted by Stormrider
Come on Semper, you can't really include the cost of your house.
You have a point there, I included it because the only reason I have that house is to go boating
It's a second home, I don't rent it either. I am considering renting it out to help reduce costs
01-25-2006 | 11:43 AM
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Re: 33' Powerplay for sale
Originally Posted by Mentalpause
They won't keep coming down if the new ones keep going up at the pace they are. Sooner or later the used market will be a hotter market than the new market - and then the used prices will stabilize or even rise.
01-25-2006 | 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Mentalpause
They won't keep coming down if the new ones keep going up at the pace they are. Sooner or later the used market will be a hotter market than the new market - and then the used prices will stabilize or even rise.
01-25-2006 | 01:15 PM
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Re: 33' Powerplay for sale
Originally Posted by Semper Fi
You have a point there, I included it because the only reason I have that house is to go boating It's a second home, I don't rent it either. I am considering renting it out to help reduce costs
It's a second home, I don't rent it either. I am considering renting it out to help reduce costs 
01-25-2006 | 01:18 PM
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Re: 33' Powerplay for sale
Originally Posted by Semper Fi
Not sure....probably in the $175K+ range. There are a few really nice 33's out there for sale right now---BUT-- there are alot of nice boats out there in the $60K-$85K range right now....BUYERS market baby! Now that I sold my boat, It feels good to be on the "other side"
01-25-2006 | 05:45 PM
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Re: 33' Powerplay for sale
Originally Posted by Semper Fi
I agree, however, when you add the cost of fuel, expensive insurance and the costs of boating(especially if you have to tow the boat also or store it somewhere) it really gets expensive.
I own a home in Lake Havasu, Az where we do most of our boating....it costs me roughly $3,000+ A MONTH to go boating
.....this is my mtg payment+taxes+ insurance+ boat payment+ boat insurance+ traveling+ food, etc....
Everytime we go out there, it costs a minimum of $225.00 to get there and eat, this is not including putting gas in the boat
I own a home in Lake Havasu, Az where we do most of our boating....it costs me roughly $3,000+ A MONTH to go boating
.....this is my mtg payment+taxes+ insurance+ boat payment+ boat insurance+ traveling+ food, etc.... Everytime we go out there, it costs a minimum of $225.00 to get there and eat, this is not including putting gas in the boat
Semper, just think, if you moved somewhere colder (midwest) you would save 18K per year! Never mind - bad idea
01-25-2006 | 07:13 PM
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Re: 33' Powerplay for sale
Originally Posted by Mentalpause
Hmm, just about the same amount as my house payments for the home at LOTO. The only difference is it appreciates instead of the opposite.
Semper, just think, if you moved somewhere colder (midwest) you would save 18K per year! Never mind - bad idea
Semper, just think, if you moved somewhere colder (midwest) you would save 18K per year! Never mind - bad idea
I can literally go boating ALL YEAR ROUND out here, no need for me to move
