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Price reduced to $4,500
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01-20-2019, 01:29 AM
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Bad time to be selling. Spring time is when people get the fever and boat prices rise. If you can wait that long that's when I'd recommend that you start with a $6K price and let them talk you down to 5K
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01-20-2019, 09:46 AM
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Yes, it is definitely a buyers market this time of year.
Who knows - maybe we’ll end up keeping her when all is said and done. We don’t really want to sell, but also don’t want to end up with two horses in the stable and one getting neglected. I’d rather see her re-homed than parked on the trailer. I think we’ll keep the listing at $4,500. That’s not gonna make us rich, but I think it’s a fair price for a great boat.
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