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sounds like a blind date.
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02-24-2011, 06:59 PM
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Well, truthfully, unless you are a sun worshiper, you're going to need electronics, Bimini or t top, lots of emergency gear (life jackets, electronics, etc etc etc etc. ......... and etc. The old, (but oh so true) line is BOAT stands for Break Out Another Thousand. What I'm trying to point out is that 5500 is just the start of your expenses... You can easily add another $3 - 4000 on top of that. So the more you can save on the initial purchase, the less your total purchase will cost. That boat needs seats, and other things that are expensive. If it were me I'd pass and keep looking. You're in the right ballpark (V20ville) but that boat will not hit it out of the park. (IMHO)
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02-24-2011, 09:42 PM
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Thanks for all the input. The boat is in Florida. And I definitely see spending another two grand in electronics, bimini and gear. The boat is not immaculate by any means but could clean up to a pretty solid 7-8. I'll do a compression check and whatever else I can and if it passes I'll try 2 1/2 k. Thanks again for all the input I'll post the results.
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