The beauty of............the V boat

[Blue_Runner]

Well, if it doesn't sell it will be THEIR LOSS.


So I may just keep it and clean the (some freakin how?) this winter.

[inaforty]

bgreene,
Glad you got out on your V.
Sounds like you had fun.
The wind has been HONKIN here for 3 days.

[Destroyer]

Sad to see you guys thinking about selling your boats. Even sadder to see that you're thinking of selling them so cheaply!!!???? Personally I'd never think of selling my V21 for less than 500K. (600k with electronics included) Why you would sell them so cheaply??.

[bgreene]

Originally Posted by Destroyer

Sad to see you guys thinking about selling your boats. Even sadder to see that you're thinking of selling them so cheaply!!!???? Personally I'd never think of selling my V21 for less than 500K. (600k with electronics included) Why you would sell them so cheaply??.

D.... no offense intended, I think you're pushing it at that price.
I know, a 1970 Dodge convertible 426 sells for $ 1 million, so why not a super classic V boat.
Well...... this market's not quite that ripe yet. I'd est. your rig would sell quick in the $ 150,000 range.....maybe $ 200,000 given all the upgrades and work you've put in.

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by bgreene

D.... no offense intended, I think you're pushing it at that price.
I know, a 1970 Dodge convertible 426 sells for $ 1 million, so why not a super classic V boat.
Well...... this market's not quite that ripe yet. I'd est. your rig would sell quick in the $ 150,000 range.....maybe $ 200,000 given all the upgrades and work you've put in.

Well, I wanted to allow a little wiggle room for negotiation. I'd start at 500k and let them talk me down to 300k... but not a dime less!!!. We're talking classic boats here!!!