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First time boat buyer
On Apr 3, 2:35*pm, John H. wrote:
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. I only mentioned $800 because it was the minimum I was able to find calling around local boat shops when I was looking. -Robert |
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First time boat buyer
On Fri, 4 Apr 2008 07:33:58 -0700 (PDT), "Robert M. Gary"
wrote: On Apr 3, 2:35*pm, John H. wrote: 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. I only mentioned $800 because it was the minimum I was able to find calling around local boat shops when I was looking. -Robert Was that for a bigger boat? |
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