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It is all relative. If all you ever had for a boat was an absolute scow, then a barn find with ferns growing out of the transom might be the mint boat in excellent condition you've been searching for..
I got a little mad when I drove a few hours one way to look at a Legend bass boat (Bullet Copy). There wasn't one square inch of gelcoat that wasn't crazed. Hull repairs were made with matt and on the outside without any signs of sanding, or prep for that matter. Carpet peeling up everywhere, no seats, no motor and floor was soft..trailer was a painted steel trailer and was nearly rotted in two.. BUT It had a jack plate, hot foot and hydraulic steering that was nearly worth what he was asking for the entire combo. I mean, the boat and trailer was a complete POS, the value was there in the parts and pieces. I don't blame a guy for knowing exactly what his stuff is worth..I just hated to make the 4hour round trip to discover this to be the case.. LOL! Live and learn.
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I'm with you Bgreene, but it goes both ways. I try to be as factual as possible in my ads and people come by, if they even show up at all, and want to nit pick everything that's wrong with a boat that...
I'M GIVING AWAY!
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1985 Wellcraft V-20, Evinrude ETEC 150: SOLD 1979 Marine Trader 44, twin Ford Lehman 120s 2006 Panga 14, Tohatsu 20
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