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Old 07-18-2011, 10:53 AM
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Default Re: Need some advise...

$10,000 Way too much now, But great to hear that SeaCrafts are Holding There$$ Today, I pass one up here on the East coast that is for Sale. I Know where it is when I pass it. I'll stop next time If its Still there. Had a Cranked Up / Modified Mariner 200 on Mine & it was a Screamer! Glad it was HEAVY. My Merc 150 Pushes it for what I need. Give or take Year / Model bout 70#'s More for the 225. Check That Transom!
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