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Have you done so? If so, I would like your feedback.
It seems that there are some nice used boat deals on line, including on Ebay Motors and other internet listing sources. The problem in most cases is that these boats are located several hundred miles from me. Buying locally is easy as you can do an initial inspection of the boat to see if it is worth pursuing. That is not practical when considering boats being sold several hundred miles from you. The easy solution seems to be making the sale contingent upon a complete structural and mechanical survey by a recommended "buyers surveyor", but that can get to be expensive if prospective boats continue to fail the surveys. As we all know sellers often overstate the condition of their boats when putting them up for sale. How did you handle your 'sight unseen' internet boat purchase? What did you do right? What did you do wrong? Would you do it again? |
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