Comes with everything including tail pipes.. just no power. The bank has the title and is willing to guarantee against any other loans or liens on it.

It's still a little expensive for what it is. I offered $400 and they walked away. I think thats probably the value that the market will bare on that one... high performance boats are pennys on the dollar right now.

Tom

Will be a tough sell for 500K

Even at 400 thou plus at least 100 thou for two engines, big enough to propel that thing to today's acceptable standards in speeds, plus sorting out and any other surprises, there are a lot of nice cats out there for half a million plus, with no infamous History.

At 400k as is, if the intention of the buyer is to keep & enjoy the powerboat, then I would say he made a good purchase. If the buyers intention is to install a pair of name brand 1200's & sell at a profit, then I would surmise that to be a tight spot.

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Tom, penny's on the dollar??? I just sold my Nortech and I got a fair price. Nice boats will bring good $$$

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Yes, penny's on the dollar. Sorry you disagree... I know what I just paid for my boat. It's penny's on the dollar... So you think the market is fine?

:party-smiley-004: Spill it Tom...what did you buy now?!

*Nevermind just noticed your avatar...looks like we'll have to wait LOL

good show Tom! looking forward to seeing your new ride!!!

Penny's on the dollar would mean that you can buy $1million boat for $20000. Where do find those deals?????

Pennies on the dollar is just a phrase, meaning he purchased it for a small amount of money. It's not meant to be taken literally. Me on the other hand, I paid an arm and a leg. LOL!