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Old 03-25-2012, 09:35 AM
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I understand that buying an unrestored 23 Potter Built SeaCraft can get pricey and a restoration can cost quite a bit of money too, but why is this boat listed at such a high price? Is it worth the money that they are asking or are they just completely out of the ballpark of what this boat should be listed at?
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the power package in that rig - look into how much it costs...

the glass work,the paint work,the electrical work - all the equipment used - these prices add up quick...

that number,it doesn't really seem outta line to me...
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Old 03-25-2012, 05:21 PM
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seriously:

the power package in that rig - look into how much it costs...

the glass work,the paint work,the electrical work - all the equipment used - these prices add up quick...

that number,it doesn't really seem outta line to me...
And don't forget the most expensive part of this resto, the labor. You will be paying the going professional rate for that, it isn't sweat equity!
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