That's not completely true in our case. We've sold several small boats
that didn't fit in our program, but we completely refurbished them first.
The ones we didn't refurbish, we priced accordingly.

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"felton" wrote in message
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On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 09:06:40 -0400, "Vito" wrote:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...gory=63730&ite
m=2480457906&rd=1

It must be a community property state...the woman gets the property
and the man has to leave the community

Actually I am more than a bit cynical of such tales of woe on the
internet to sell things. It has the air of one of those urban legends
we used to hear before the internet...you know, like the guy who
answers the newpaper ad to buy the nearly new (insert desireable auto
name here) for a pittance. Turns out the guy ran off with his
secretary and asks the (ex)wife to sell the car and forward him the
proceeds. Really, it is true, my cousin's barber knows the guy...

I'll say one thing, if they bought that boat from a nonprofit, you can
be reasonably certain that it is a POS.