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The other day I was watching one of those Classic Car TV shows and the guy was showing off his 1950 something Classic. Well during the interview he admitted to the interviewer that he paid $29,000 “Just For The Paint Job”. He said that he had been working on the car for approx 5 years. After that interview I decided that I’m not crazy at all not even a little bit, matter of fact my wife married a very conservative, frugal, stable guy. You know guys we aren’t even close to being hung up on our Boats based on the classic car guys, Oh buy the way, my brother told me about his friend that just spent $80,000 on a custom motor bike. Based on all that, I just might go out and spend another few grand just so I don’t feel like life is passing me buy, or I might just have to break something that I don’t much like just so I can go out and replace it with something better.
The moral to this story is “If a Classic SeaCraft is your Dream Boat That Don’t Count the Costs Till Its Over” and then with a twinkle in the eye and a Budweiser in your hand.
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Ken

Those guys don't even use their trophies [img]images/icons/rolleyes.gif[/img]

Put one of those 25 year old jalopies on a 2' to 3' chop for a few days and look at the paint job [img]images/icons/shocked.gif[/img]

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If its IMMACULLATE for 5GRAND, run, don't walk, over to the phone and arrange a qualified marine surveyor to inspect it, if the survey is good and you like and can afford the boat, buy it... Sounds like a deal is it's remotely close to immaculate...

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YOUR WAITING ??????? $5000.00 Immaculate !!!!!!!!