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Old 06-14-2011, 06:41 PM
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Default Re: possible purchase - 1989 18' Few questions.

Yea, this site is a great way to learn what a boat's real value is.....
Depending on whether its a total restore, turn key or in between you can break it down like Dixon said. One thing I have noticed, the higher priced boats many times actually can be the better deal when you factor in the cost of a cheaper boat that needs replacement power, new transom, T-Top, ect.. Oh, and I almost forgot, the biggest mistake I see on here is when a guy decides to put too much weight on the back of a SC with a heavy new motor after spending major money on a restore.
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