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who has the story on this 35
any info , i know it's been for sale for a while ,
thank's mike http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o29685-en.html |
Wow..... 42 original hrs. on a 10 year old boat.
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Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 3292801)
Wow..... 42 original hrs. on a 10 year old boat.
someone on oso must know this boat or the original owner with a story to tell :) mike |
WOW, if i only had the cash..THATS A NICE RIDE !!!!
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sutphen
I spoke to the owner about it he seemed like a very nice guy, He said to me that he lost his wife suddenly and lost interest in the boat.
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Looks like a nice ride. Someone should take a ride and see it Post up what they see.
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Hey Jeff
I think this is the same boat that was at Ocean Performance a number of years back. If so I looked it over pretty good. There was a salesman named Todd who told me what he knew about it and he had personally driven in in a storm. Said it ran the water unbelievable and he had it over 90. If it is the same boat, it is sweet. |
OP huh I never saw it there but I was out of boating for quite a few years while doing the drag racing thing and the red 30 was apart.
Probably during that time. Seems to me to be a pretty good deal on a nice newer boat. |
It was down at Ocean for a period of time years ago.
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Originally Posted by Keytime
(Post 3746943)
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Originally Posted by tomswift
(Post 3747603)
The boat is also on ebay with a starting bid of $35,000 and no reserve. I have been emailing the owner and offered him the $35,000 starting bid. He says he wants $45,000 and I would have to pay for his time to drop in, fuel and ramp charges to test drive the boat if I came all the way from the midwest with a certified check in hand. If I bid and am the only bidder and get the boat for $35,000 or even less than his $45,000 price, I don't get a test drive it's as it sits. Considering I am a buyer with no boat to sell and funds available I would anticipate better treatment. I've never been able to charge people to test drive my powerboats when I sold them. I guess I'll be moving on to other sellers.
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Originally Posted by tomswift
(Post 3747603)
The boat is also on ebay with a starting bid of $35,000 and no reserve. I have been emailing the owner and offered him the $35,000 starting bid. He says he wants $45,000 and I would have to pay for his time to drop in, fuel and ramp charges to test drive the boat if I came all the way from the midwest with a certified check in hand. If I bid and am the only bidder and get the boat for $35,000 or even less than his $45,000 price, I don't get a test drive it's as it sits. Considering I am a buyer with no boat to sell and funds available I would anticipate better treatment. I've never been able to charge people to test drive my powerboats when I sold them. I guess I'll be moving on to other sellers.
Seems like a lot of bang for the buck. Really curious how solid it is overall. For the sake of convo, any reputable marinas near Sicklerville, NJ that do thorough surveys? |
Strange. Starting bid keeps getting raised. Was $35k, saw $40k, now $43,900. Buy It Now still $45k.
Surprised there's not much more discussion on this boat, esp at this price and low hours. |
Originally Posted by tomswift
(Post 3747603)
The boat is also on ebay with a starting bid of $35,000 and no reserve. I have been emailing the owner and offered him the $35,000 starting bid. He says he wants $45,000 and I would have to pay for his time to drop in, fuel and ramp charges to test drive the boat if I came all the way from the midwest with a certified check in hand. If I bid and am the only bidder and get the boat for $35,000 or even less than his $45,000 price, I don't get a test drive it's as it sits. Considering I am a buyer with no boat to sell and funds available I would anticipate better treatment. I've never been able to charge people to test drive my powerboats when I sold them. I guess I'll be moving on to other sellers.
I could see making someone pay for the test if they could be a tire kicker(I personally wouldn't), but if someone shows up with check in hand they are obviously serious. |
Originally Posted by Keytime
(Post 3749343)
Strange. Starting bid keeps getting raised. Was $35k, saw $40k, now $43,900. Buy It Now still $45k.
Surprised there's not much more discussion on this boat, esp at this price and low hours. |
Moisture meter first and cash in hand you will get you a ride.
Cash is king. |
This boat has been 4 sale a long time. It started out at 89k. It is in the Northeast where Sutphen's are well known so I would wonder why it has not sold over the years.
Also a 12 year old boat / motors with 72 hrs on it. Anytime anyone buys something new for themselves they use it until it gets old or pita. I would think this boat would have logged 72 hours by 2002 not 2012. Also boats are better off with running time on them than no time / alot of sitting. Wonder if those motors get oil primed before start ups when that time comes around and hopefully properly stored internally & maintained for those long sitting periods. |
From the ad contact info, it seems to be for sale(owned?) by an engine builder.
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Originally Posted by BUP
(Post 3749927)
This boat has been 4 sale a long time. It started out at 89k. It is in the Northeast where Sutphen's are well known so I would wonder why it has not sold over the years.
Also a 12 year old boat / motors with 72 hrs on it. Anytime anyone buys something new for themselves they use it until it gets old or pita. I would think this boat would have logged 72 hours by 2002 not 2012. Also boats are better off with running time on them than no time / alot of sitting. Wonder if those motors get oil primed before start ups when that time comes around and hopefully properly stored internally & maintained for those long sitting periods. |
I have been watching this boat for a while. From what I have heard, the seller is a reputable shop (I have never personally dealt with them). I noticed the flame arrestors say MRD on them. I am curious if they built the engines. I was not looking for a new boat until next season, but this could be a very good deal. I know Sutphens run incredible. I wonder if the boat has been raced. The trailer says F2-50 on it.
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Starting bid now $38500 and buy-it-now price is $39999. Hard to keep up with!
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Odd, why not give it a chance at a price?
5 days and a price drop already? |
Originally Posted by JamesGang
(Post 3298117)
Hey Jeff
I think this is the same boat that was at Ocean Performance a number of years back. If so I looked it over pretty good. There was a salesman named Todd who told me what he knew about it and he had personally driven in in a storm. Said it ran the water unbelievable and he had it over 90. If it is the same boat, it is sweet. |
Originally Posted by Nickotine
(Post 3752600)
90mph+ with 650's? I don't know...
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Originally Posted by OL40SVX
(Post 3752637)
With 650hp it will run over 90.
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35 Sutphen, originlly GREY GHOST
Originally Posted by Keytime
(Post 3746943)
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Originally Posted by OL40SVX
(Post 3752637)
With 650hp it will run over 90.
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35 Sutphen power
Originally Posted by shaun harrington
(Post 3753141)
Ken, it looks like the x dimension might be a little low, so 90mph might be a little generous, also no one has any idea what those engines really are!
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Didn't that boat have Bmax's at one time.
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Originally Posted by Nickotine
(Post 3752600)
90mph+ with 650's? I don't know...
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Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 3753619)
With Bravo 1's not for long
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Originally Posted by soggy bottom
(Post 3753440)
Didn't that boat have Bmax's at one time.
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Originally Posted by Nickotine
(Post 3753756)
Absolutley, get a spare set ready :lolhit:
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Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 3753619)
With Bravo 1's not for long
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making brovos last
Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 3753619)
With Bravo 1's not for long
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Originally Posted by shaun harrington
(Post 3754117)
Bravos are pretty reliable if built correctly, that's why we praise peter noppers work up here! My 33 sutphen has bravos with about 650 h.p. Per side, boat runs low 90s. Changed shift plates , that's the only thing in 4 years!
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Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 3754513)
Wow, thats great. Do you ever run hard in big water?
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Originally Posted by shaun harrington
(Post 3754813)
Not meaning to insult you, but didnt you see where I live, our calm water is usually anything under 3 feet !:lolhit:
Perfect Sutphen water! |
Sutphen water
Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 3754513)
Wow, thats great. Do you ever run hard in big water?
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