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A golf-pal owns Oregon Yacht Sales. The owner of this boat is a
widow....husband recently died of a heart attack. He thinks she would take
65k, the predicted it would take another 5k to accessorize it properly.
Fresh water covered moorage is $200/mo. We would declare it as a 2nd home
and deduct as much as possible.

In terms of size, it seems ideal for us. We would use it on the Columbia
River and ship it to Puget Sound for the summer. Our eventual goal is to
buy a bigger one and live in it, when the kids are gone.

Curious what you folks think?

-Greg

Dene wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/8kl94

A golf-pal owns Oregon Yacht Sales. The owner of this boat is a
widow....husband recently died of a heart attack. He thinks she would take
65k, ...

Curious what you folks think?


Isn't he supposed to be representing the widow's interest here?
Remember this when he recommends a surveyor.

"Jeff" wrote in message
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Isn't he supposed to be representing the widow's interest here?
Remember this when he recommends a surveyor.

Find your own surveyor and if it passes OK, buy it. $65,000. is not to bad
of a price for that boat.

Jim

"Jeff" wrote in message
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Dene wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/8kl94

A golf-pal owns Oregon Yacht Sales. The owner of this boat is a
widow....husband recently died of a heart attack. He thinks she would
take
65k, ...

Curious what you folks think?


Isn't he supposed to be representing the widow's interest here?
Remember this when he recommends a surveyor.

Yes....and the widow wants out....quick. He surveyed it himself....told me
the flaws. He's a friend.

-Greg

Twin gas. . .

You will spend $400+ an hour to run it.

Dene wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/8kl94

A golf-pal owns Oregon Yacht Sales. The owner of this boat is a
widow....husband recently died of a heart attack. He thinks she would take
65k, the predicted it would take another 5k to accessorize it properly.
Fresh water covered moorage is $200/mo. We would declare it as a 2nd home
and deduct as much as possible.

In terms of size, it seems ideal for us. We would use it on the Columbia
River and ship it to Puget Sound for the summer. Our eventual goal is to
buy a bigger one and live in it, when the kids are gone.

Curious what you folks think?

-Greg

18 mph cruising.....gallon a mile. 20 gallons x $3/gallon equals $60/hr.

Right?


"Jim" wrote in message
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Twin gas. . .

You will spend $400+ an hour to run it.

Dene wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/8kl94

A golf-pal owns Oregon Yacht Sales. The owner of this boat is a
widow....husband recently died of a heart attack. He thinks she would
take
65k, the predicted it would take another 5k to accessorize it properly.
Fresh water covered moorage is $200/mo. We would declare it as a 2nd
home
and deduct as much as possible.

In terms of size, it seems ideal for us. We would use it on the
Columbia
River and ship it to Puget Sound for the summer. Our eventual goal is
to
buy a bigger one and live in it, when the kids are gone.

Curious what you folks think?

-Greg

Twin 5.7s will burn 20 to 26 gph depending on how fast you run them.
Figure an average of $1k per year per engine for maintenance, some
years more, some less.