Wow, seventeen and a half thousand dollars
I'm feelin heckava good about my recent trade deal:joyous:
Wow, seventeen and a half thousand dollars
I'm feelin heckava good about my recent trade deal:joyous:
Even the accessories can't account for the price.
For 17.5 K, she better look like she came off the showroom floor this morning and never got wet.
$900 does not seem to be bad for her with a tandem trailer. I
Yeah, the 496 blows the heck out of the numbers on that piece of paper.This is a most dangerous thread, and should be avoided... now im tempted to buy the big hard top!!
Yep, <$900 w/ a tandem if the motor's a runner, ain't bad
Michigan to Bloomington, IN would be a nice day trip, and Bloomington is nice this time of year
Might sell the AC to fund it... nothing like following our illustrious example in trading up!
the idea of the donor is that you take the boat you don't want for the low cost of a decent motor......if you don't want the boat and all the hassles, just buy a motor....heck I think youd be way better off buying an old tired motor for $300 or so and rebuilding it... then you know its condition and didn't pay and cross your fingers. unless youd like to cut up a glasser and fix a trailer.....bob
the "another beat up boat" sitting in the yard for a year while the stripping takes place, plus all the cutting up and saving of parts you will never use( really now will they fit your other boats??), plus all the work needed to make a trailer WORTH $500, and in the end you QUESTION the motors actual condition has to have a "cost" that needs to be figured in. cut the baggage....usually you get the outdrive on a motor for sale....maybe not the inside mounts or hardware, but you have that.....don't you? bob
