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Speaking of boats for the middle class.
On Nov 28, 8:47�am, Tim wrote:
I was wondering if there are any stats on how long people actually keep their boat. Like if they buy a new runabout or cuddie etc. how long do they actually keep it, before selling it or trading it in for a new model. some people keep cars a year then trade for new, others buy new and run the wheels off it. I've never bought a brand new boat in my life and really don't plan on it. My two boats are 1983 and 1977. Both in very good shape and will be keeping them for quite a while. Does anyone know what is the average trade off or �average length of ownership is for boats? Small boats probably turn over pretty quickly. Two-foot-itis is more prevalent in boats under 30 feet or so than with larger models. That said, I've had my boat since the early 90's and among our circle of friends we are the only couple who haven't traded boats at least once and more commonly twice during that same time frame- and most of the people we know from the club,etc, have 30-50 foot boats. So they do turn over, but nowhere nearly as rapidly as people churn through a succession of cars or trucks. |
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