On Jul 9, 4:17?pm, wrote:
On Jul 9, 12:03 pm, Tim wrote:





Eh, Jason, don't worry about it. Like Chuck said, it's below the
market value, and one thing about your "ad" it's at least boat
related, kind of refreshing due to the overwhelming political crap
that gets spread around here.

good luck with selling the boat!

Tim

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I'm not a spammer I'm just trying to sell this boat., it's a
wonderful deal for someone and the owner needs the boat gone. I
apologize ..

Jason Armstrong

On Jul 9, 5:53 am, Tim wrote:
On Jul 8, 7:22 pm, Dan wrote:

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IT'S ON E-BAY IT'S ITEM 160134216929 ... IT'S A 2004 560 VOYAGER IN
FRESHWATER/UNDERCOVER WITH 400 HOURS

It's not worth half that. What a POS.

Nice try, spammer.

of course he's a spammer, look at his profile:

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Thanks Tim.,

The market just really seems bad right now. I've got a boat that 3
years ago was over a millon dollars and got it priced 100k under all
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Raise the price $75-90k and you'll get more national interest. Folks
doing a YW search for that model will want to check out the least
expensive boat in the batch, but when you're $100k under second place
people begin to ask "why?".

Don't despair. There probably weren't more than a couple of dozen of
those sold brand new, and the vast majority of the time the dealer
probably had to over-allow like crazy on a late model trade-in.

With housing prices struggling to tread water and the second-mortgage
ATM presently out of service, people once again feel like they're
spending "real money" to buy a big yacht. For most people, $600k still
represents more money than can be comfortably invested in a boat. (And
that group would certainly include yours truly).