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"tony thomas" wrote in message
news:zMTfe.67670$r53.23264@attbi_s21... Go for it. Having a boat you really like and know there are no issues w/ wiring, engine, trim, etc... makes for some great boating pleasure. Money spent on the new boat overcomes maintenance, rework, hassel. -- Tony my boats and cars at http://t.thomas.home.mchsi.com - I'm in the same situation and am thinking the same thing. Particularly since the boat I have my eye on is in demand used and has a high resale value (Grady White Sailfish). I am sure a used boat can be a great deal in some cases but the joy of something brand new that you have babied from day 1 is very appealing. -- Peter Aitken |
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