its alot of money but its alot of boat, if i was in the market for one we would be talking
reel nice boat you have there

V21
 

I don't know what you guy's are talking about............that is a very fair price..the engine, the full enclosure? I wouldn't take 12k for mine! Ha!

Reel I didn't know you had a 21 in the past......why is not still around? D

You had to look QUICK!!...it wasn't here long!!...The Red Barn ATE IT!!...:cry:

Was for sale now its not sighhhhhhhh!
 

Well had a sale for 9,000 the deal fell through as the gentlemans deal on his boat fell through, while waiting for that deal i got an offer locally for 11,000. Now the wife says maybe we were meant to keep it sonce the other deal fell through. SOOOOOOOOO Looks like i really am keeping it now.
The saga continues...
George

Saga indeed........... now all I have to do is sell my boat, and I can get back into pursuit of a V boat !

What price are you now asking?

i think he's asking $63,000. but you have to take his condo in tennessee.

real nice boat but with todays economy you would be lucky to get 6000 and i dont mean to insult you but it is what it is, have a 1978 steplift lift and to me its priceless but i would be lucky to get 3000

Of comparison...
 

There is an near identical V-21 (1996, excellent condition) for sale within eBay (Brick, New Jersey) that has yet to receive any Bids. The eBay Posting has a "Buy it Now" price of $6,500. (Yet No Bids. And eBay has world-wide access). With that written - what of $5,500 for your 1995 V-21?

Another comparison...
 

Though an older model - there is a 1973 V-20 (Very Good condition) for sale, nearby. It's been sitting for several weeks (for Sale). They are asking $2,000 or OBO. And still - no Best Offer. I think "Steplift20" is correct to suggest that $6,000 is a reach. $5,500 seems very reasonable, today.