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DonV 08-21-2011 07:44 PM

Re: 1977 Sceptre, New York
 
You're welcome.....I bid it up another $550 for you today. I did not want to see it go for the $4150 price it was stuck on this morning. Just too far away for me to buy. Good luck.

77SceptreOB 08-21-2011 09:23 PM

Re: 1977 Sceptre, New York
 
It went for $4700. good deal for someone.

Tiny 08-21-2011 09:46 PM

Re: 1977 Sceptre, New York
 
looks like you might have done more than just bid it up...looks like you might have bought it! 4150+550= 4700?

gofastsandman 08-21-2011 09:48 PM

Re: 1977 Sceptre, New York
 
Quote:

You're welcome.....I bid it up another $550 for you today. I did not want to see it go for the $4150 price it was stuck on this morning. Just too far away for me to buy. Good luck.

And I thought I was a Scot.

Cheers,
GFS

DonV 08-22-2011 08:45 AM

Re: 1977 Sceptre, New York
 
Naw....the buyer's bid was there before mine went in, that was pretty much my limit. I was going to go to $5000 but after thinking about the cost of getting it to Florida and buying "sight unseen" I changed my mind.

MikeP 08-24-2011 12:50 PM

Re: 1977 Sceptre, New York
 
Yes, it is a good deal for someone. I hope the boat is well cared for and I will direct the new owner here as I'm sure he could benefit from the resource.

BigLew 08-24-2011 11:15 PM

Re: 1977 Sceptre, New York
 
Man, did he get a deal or what? I toyed with buying it just for the trailer and part out what I didn't want. That radar arch/bimini looked SWEET!

MikeP 08-25-2011 08:29 AM

Re: 1977 Sceptre, New York
 
Ironically, the price that the boat and trailer sold for is almost exactly what I paid for the arch, bimini, and outrigger package before tax. I've noticed that when I've bought things for my boat, I sometimes have a internal conversation, however brief, about getting it back someday when the boat is sold. Selling a boat in this market has been an exercise in confirming once again how useless my internal conversations are.

: )

McGillicuddy 08-25-2011 05:18 PM

Re: 1977 Sceptre, New York
 
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I've noticed that when I've bought things for my boat, I sometimes have a internal conversation, however brief, about getting it back someday when the boat is sold. Selling a boat in this market has been an exercise in confirming once again how useless my internal conversations are.

: )

Yeah, I find myself talking to my other self about boat economics more often than I like. Sometimes, when really alert, I catch myself and excuse myself from such useless and pointless banter :D :D :D

Hopefully someone here on csc got the lucky score on your ol' RedEye. Maybe John123 saved it for his son ... be a pretty sight seeing 2 kick-ass red Tsceptres going bendo on salmon, striper or tuna somewhere.

Good luck with your private conversations and your next boat :cool:

DonV 08-25-2011 07:44 PM

Re: 1977 Sceptre, New York
 
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Yeah, I find myself talking to my other self about boat economics more often than I like. Sometimes, when really alert, I catch myself and excuse myself from such useless and pointless banter


Not to worry.......in my case when I'm done talking to myself the wife will take over and bust my chops. I try not to stay too alert.


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