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Re: LOL at the price of pre-owned boats [Re: hopalong] #13678940 08/24/20 07:54 PM
Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 10,559 Liberty Hill, Tx/Nacogdoches, ... J Jarrett Latta TFF Guru
Jarrett Latta TFF Guru J Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 10,559 Liberty Hill, Tx/Nacogdoches, ...	Originally Posted by hopalong Originally Posted by Jarrett Latta It's definitely a great market if you have a nice used rig. We've flipped some champions and it's crazy what they'll bring. You can rig one out and get 40k for an early model 210, 221, 223. But....boats haven't changed much in 15 or so years. Why spend 70k+ when you can get just as much boat for 35-40k when rigged out correctly. my 95 202 would have to start at 25k just to get my attention, everything is for sale, some stuff just costs more. buy a used boat and outfit it the way you want and you are still in for some big bucks with what our accessories cost these days. not hard to put 10k just in electronics/tm any more. Yup you know those 202's bring top dollar. We have a 202 hull we will rig out for 2021. It'll be a 25-30k boat

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Re: LOL at the price of pre-owned boats [Re: SC-001] #13679064 08/24/20 10:00 PM
Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 4,028 Austin fivebites TFF Team Angler
fivebites TFF Team Angler Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 4,028 Austin	A new one rigged out like this would be in the lower $60's. Three years motor warranty left. Seems reasonable at $45,500. Attached Files Last edited by fivebites; 08/24/20 10:01 PM. 2019 Chevy Tahoe 2018 Basscat Eyra 250 Proxs PB Wife of 32 years! PB Largemouth 9.56 Ray Roberts

Re: LOL at the price of pre-owned boats [Re: SC-001] #13679698 08/25/20 02:28 PM
Joined: Nov 2007 Posts: 5,738 scotland tx ssmith TFF Celebrity
ssmith TFF Celebrity Joined: Nov 2007 Posts: 5,738 scotland tx	the market determines what the value is if you have it for sale for a couple of months in this market an it doesnt sell you have it priced too high. over 20 foot boats under 40 k is a great market now.

Re: LOL at the price of pre-owned boats [Re: SC-001] #13679747 08/25/20 03:06 PM
Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 5,181 Greenville, TX JacksonBean TFF Celebrity
JacksonBean TFF Celebrity Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 5,181 Greenville, TX	Look at the bright side..... You can get a nice price for your used rig. I fished out of my Skeeter 21i for five years and sold it for more than I paid for it.

Re: LOL at the price of pre-owned boats [Re: SC-001] #13680022 08/25/20 06:48 PM
Joined: Apr 2014 Posts: 390 Spicewood, TX herbsteiner Angler
herbsteiner Angler Joined: Apr 2014 Posts: 390 Spicewood, TX	My 2004 SX190 Skeeter got new seat covers and carpeting 4 years ago, and last year got 2 H'bird Helix 10's and an Ultrex. Using Seafoam Marine in my gas and the Yamaha 2-stroke 150 runs great. So although I could afford any boat that I wanted, this old girl runs fine, keeps my arse out of the water, and I don't worry about putting the first ding in her. The secret to being "wealthy" isn't how much money you can spend, but realizing how much... or little... you actually "need."

Re: LOL at the price of pre-owned boats [Re: SC-001] #13680053 08/25/20 07:14 PM
Joined: Nov 2017 Posts: 1,637 Grandview, Texas T ToasterWEyes Extreme Angler
ToasterWEyes Extreme Angler T Joined: Nov 2017 Posts: 1,637 Grandview, Texas	^^^^^ That last line is real wisdom. It's only a good cast if you catch a fish... Personal Best: 11.62 lbs

Re: LOL at the price of pre-owned boats [Re: Frank the Tank] #13680799 08/26/20 12:39 PM
Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 5,028 Lewisville, texas J joebass2 TFF Celebrity
joebass2 TFF Celebrity J Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 5,028 Lewisville, texas	Originally Posted by Frank the Tank Originally Posted by Jarrett Latta It's definitely a great market if you have a nice used rig. We've flipped some champions and it's crazy what they'll bring. You can rig one out and get 40k for an early model 210, 221, 223. But....boats haven't changed much in 15 or so years. Why spend 70k+ when you can get just as much boat for 35-40k when rigged out correctly. Because the lure of the Ranger fan boy stare you down never smile never laugh cause you’re a serious weekend angler who cashes $62 checks is to strong. LOL 'stare you down' from underneath the flat bill....

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