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Boat buying advice #10782622 04/20/15 11:36 PM
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Went with a friend to look at new boats today. I've never purchased from a dealership and was wondering if they typically are willing to wheel and deal a little or is the sticker price typically bottom line? There were a couple discounts applied to the pkg deal already. It was a Lowe aluminum bass boat that he was looking at.

Re: Boat buying advice [Re: bell0347] #10799180 04/27/15 02:11 AM
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DO"NT DO IT !!!


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Re: Boat buying advice [Re: bell0347] #10801911 04/28/15 12:36 AM
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Always negotiate, new or pre-owned. But unless you just have to have a spanking new boat, shop for a good pre-owned. Have the boat, motor and trailer checked out by an independent marine shop. You'll save yourself a ton that you can spend on gear or guides.

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