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Old 07-09-2008 | 03:49 PM
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I know the market sucks but what gives ??
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Old 07-09-2008 | 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by 2 Trick Rick
1999
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Large K-Plains
Under 270hrs
with trailer

I know the market sucks but what gives ??
35K. IS A GOOD START i have been trying to sell my scs for 9 months now and my boat is a show boat bye far ,,i have been boating and buying and selling boats all my life and i have never seen this market like this ,,,its these gas prices ,,so now im trying to give it a way ,,lets see how that goes , i had a 1996 29.5 what a nice ride , i seen yours on classifieds , looks real nice ,

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Old 07-09-2008 | 10:06 PM
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Seeing that is 15k less than comparable Scarabs listed I would have to agree that price would move it.
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Old 07-09-2008 | 11:22 PM
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Man, at 35K I would think a 29 would move quick. I wanted one of these boats badly about a year ago. But now with the gas prices Ive reconsidered doing anything with boats. Its bad enough filling up my SUV.
Scarabrun I was looking at your SCS and emailed you a couple times. Im thinking if I buy anything right now It might be something in that price range and fuel economy. At 20K it looks like a deal. Only problem is that its in Florida and Im in So Cal. Is 20K your bottom dollar?
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Originally Posted by airshares
Man, at 35K I would think a 29 would move quick. I wanted one of these boats badly about a year ago. But now with the gas prices Ive reconsidered doing anything with boats. Its bad enough filling up my SUV.
Scarabrun I was looking at your SCS and emailed you a couple times. Im thinking if I buy anything right now It might be something in that price range and fuel economy. At 20K it looks like a deal. Only problem is that its in Florida and Im in So Cal. Is 20K your bottom dollar?
yes 20k. firm ,,i took this guy for a test run last night and he says hes buying it and going to the bank today ,,i will keep you posted ,,,thanks for asking
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The market has taken a huge hit. I sold my '93 Fittipaldi 31' last year for $32.5k and that seemed like a fire sale ( I was hoping for $40k-42k). Now I don't know if it would even sell with all these much cleaner boats for sale at such low prices. It is not a good time to sell a boat but a great time to buy.Mike
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Old 07-10-2008 | 03:55 PM
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If I have to "give" it away to sell it; I'll just keep it. I guess thats the difference between wanting to sell and "Having" to sell.

Unless I find something I really want more.. than I'll give it away. LOL
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Originally Posted by Michael Garibay
The market has taken a huge hit. I sold my '93 Fittipaldi 31' last year for $32.5k and that seemed like a fire sale ( I was hoping for $40k-42k). Now I don't know if it would even sell with all these much cleaner boats for sale at such low prices. It is not a good time to sell a boat but a great time to buy.Mike
Mike,
I really liked your old 31, I called you on it and you had sent me some pics. I ended up with a 91 31 excel. I still wish I would have bought your Fittipaldi, the MPI's were great upgrade!

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Scarabrun,
Did you sell your SCS?

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Scarabrun,
Did you sell your SCS?

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NOT YET THE GUY CALLED ME LAST NIGHT WITH SOME SAD STORY ABOUT HIS BANK PUTTING HIM ON THE BACK BURNER, I THINK HES A WANT TO BE BOATER THAT REALY CANT AFFORD THIS ONE , NEVER CALLED ME TODAY , HE MIGHT BE A BULL SSHHIITTER ? I THINK SO , IF NOT HE HAS NO CLASS ABOUT BUYING A BOAT

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