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On Thu, 3 Apr 2008 13:27:06 -0700 (PDT), "Robert M. Gary"
wrote: On Apr 3, 9:29*am, John H. wrote: Make sure you get a chance to have the boat and engine inspected before plunking down your money! Everyone says that as a kind of CYA. However, in truth paying $800 to inspect a boat that is otherwise pretty new and been maintained (with documentation) by a well-known shop may not be best bang-for-buck. -Robert I might not plunk down $800, but I'd take it to a mechanic and have the engine looked over. I've a feeling he could get something in the 18' range checked out for a lot less than $800. |
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