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Comon Guys is this for real ? Down to 1900 from 4k
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08-20-2009, 01:52 PM
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I went and looked up the C/L listing for the last time you posted this a few weeks ago and it has been "flagged for removal". wonder if something is going on.
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08-20-2009, 02:01 PM
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For the right person that would be a good deal. For me, not necessarily. One thing is IF the motor is shot I would not want to have to go through the trouble of removing & replacing. For some of you I/O guys you could probably have her purring in no time though - me, I doubt it. The particular GPS/FF combo on that boat is a low end model from Garmin that I'm not very fond of. Plus I don't like split screens for more than one reason. So the lure of "new GPS" is a turnoff more than a lure. However if you don't have a boat or a GPS its a different story!
In addition I don't care for pedistal seats mounted on the aft deck. Some things to consider: 1) its a buyer's market - wonder how many people have looked and walked away? 2) there may be things he does not share in his ad? 3) things always look better in pictures. 4) the part of the trialer he shows us had damage...wonder how bad the other side is? 5) if it were truly a great deal it would have sold by now 6) driving to FL and back costs $$ depending on where you live. 20 hrs for me round trip. On the positive side: 1) it has an anchor pulpit 2) if the transom is strong it would make a nice bracket conversion (but by the time you are done you could have bought a pretty nice bracketed boat for the prices out there now) 3) looks pretty clean 4) has a battery charging system - that's a plus In conclusion, the boat would have to be seen in person to really tell if its a deal or not. JMHO!
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