Seawolf certainly is a magnificent example.
Seawolf?
Oh, lol ...I assume it washed overboard.
That F18 is gonna need a bath in WD 40
The longer you keep it the better you can amortize the transportation cost. If you have a short attention span and will be selling in a year or...
Well I confirmed with Google first ...lol. Some there are calling it Sports Sedan but I do remember it just as Sedan.
27' Sedan
As we know, on boats pretty much everything is a compromise. Do you prefer Cummins over Volvo? Do you prefer to pulled, or to be pushed? I hear...
A 130' Westport's 3000 mile range will get you from the US west coast to Hawaii, and pretty much anywhere else after that. And the 6'6" draft...
In my experience sooner or later gel coat repairs almost always show a different aging and/or discoloration. Including those done during...
I would prefer to make that run in a Sunseeker Manhattan over anything listed in the first post ...the Sabre would be my only choice from that...
"late model" has a different meaning to different people. Model year range and price range would help.
One difficulty in making gel coat repairs on an older boat is aging and oxidation affecting the consistency of the color - even on plain white....
This is the question I have as well. What I get from your posts is that you want to run a party barge. Do you plan to load up with "30 hot girls...
Here's your previous post: ...the charter revenue of the 2011 azimut im trying to buy, which can be from 150k to 300k/yr depending on how much...
15% of 365 days = 54.75 days @ $1800 per day = $98,550 per year
So it's going to be your full time job in addition to your initial $600K expense? ...and in return you will get a couple of weeks and some...
Yes it is, especially during prime selling season. It's not uncommon for Sellers to be reluctant to accept offers from Buyers who have not seen...
A Buyer walking away without a sea trial or survey happens more than you might think. An honorable person will bail out sooner rather than later...
"Buyer's Inspection" means the buyer can inspect the photos and re read the listing specifications and reject the boat. He doesn't have to step...
