[FELLOW-SHIP]

Supply and demand controls the value of everything we purchase. If the supply is low and the demand is high we are able to get more for anything we own. My house in Fort Lauderdale Fl. is now worth 4 times more that what I paid for it 25 years ago. Thanks to Jason / Trayder I think it is time to realize that SeaCrafts are worth more than what we use to think the value of his boat was. Jason e-mailed me the day he opened this sight telling me about ClassicSeacraft.com I was one of the first guys that signed in, at that time I had already bought my 23 CC months earlier and was in the process of fixing her up. I paid $4,000 for my dead hull. Today, if I was looking for a Potter era 23 CC hull only I would expect to pay $6,000 to maybe $7,500 for a hull in the same condition as what I got (Thanks Jason). I think we need to kick it up a notch and realize we have something very special and of value here and stop selling ourselves short regarding the values of our boats. WE should be “setting the curb” on value here regarding these boats and if we get a great deal we should realize that not everyone knows how good these boats really are yet and we got luck with a great score.
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