NICE boats for sale in FL!
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03-14-2007, 04:45 PM
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NICE boats for sale in FL!
My friend has one boat ready and one almost ready to sell -
1988 Ocean Convertible 63'
Completely refinished, including new engines, this boat is beautiful
Asking $550k neg.
1990 Ocean Convertible 47'
In process of being refinished, including new engines
Price not set yet
1988 Ocean Convertible 63'
Completely refinished, including new engines, this boat is beautiful
Asking $550k neg.
1990 Ocean Convertible 47'
In process of being refinished, including new engines
Price not set yet
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03-14-2007, 04:59 PM
Originally Posted by UFGatorG35
IIRC, not unless you are using it for business and bringing paying customers out on it.
I was tempted to sell off my place and live on this thing, would be some damn good times
I was tempted to sell off my place and live on this thing, would be some damn good times
LOL it would be big change from your center console
. Heck your folks Pro-Line would look small beside those puppies .
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03-14-2007, 07:12 PM
What diesels are in that bad boy? Looks pretty good for an 88. Now if he comes across a 63 Viking.....LOL
My dad's good friend just sold his Viking before I even got a chance to go out on it! Kinda pissed! He keeps his bought down in Lauderdale for a few months during the winter then treks it over to Marsh Harbor. AT least thats what he did with his last few boats, but now he is getting a some mega expensive center console that he woll probably sell after a year.
BTW - New buyer gets to write off the boat loan as a second home! It's like cheating the government!
My dad's good friend just sold his Viking before I even got a chance to go out on it! Kinda pissed! He keeps his bought down in Lauderdale for a few months during the winter then treks it over to Marsh Harbor. AT least thats what he did with his last few boats, but now he is getting a some mega expensive center console that he woll probably sell after a year.
BTW - New buyer gets to write off the boat loan as a second home! It's like cheating the government!
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Originally Posted by Diesel1
What diesels are in that bad boy? Looks pretty good for an 88. Now if he comes across a 63 Viking.....LOL
My dad's good friend just sold his Viking before I even got a chance to go out on it! Kinda pissed! He keeps his bought down in Lauderdale for a few months during the winter then treks it over to Marsh Harbor. AT least thats what he did with his last few boats, but now he is getting a some mega expensive center console that he woll probably sell after a year.
BTW - New buyer gets to write off the boat loan as a second home! It's like cheating the government!
My dad's good friend just sold his Viking before I even got a chance to go out on it! Kinda pissed! He keeps his bought down in Lauderdale for a few months during the winter then treks it over to Marsh Harbor. AT least thats what he did with his last few boats, but now he is getting a some mega expensive center console that he woll probably sell after a year.
BTW - New buyer gets to write off the boat loan as a second home! It's like cheating the government!
And yeah, if you can stay and cook on the boat (over a certain size) you can write it off like a second home. Its a beautiful thing.
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Nice Boat! Oceans are pretty sweet, although id have to agree with Deisel on the Viking...or maybe a nice Hatteras?
Either way good luck with living on that thing! I lived on one of my Dad's old boats for 4 months one summer and let me tell you...it gets old FAST! haha
Although now that im older maybe it would be more fun
Either way good luck with living on that thing! I lived on one of my Dad's old boats for 4 months one summer and let me tell you...it gets old FAST! haha
Although now that im older maybe it would be more fun
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