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Just found this boat for sale- $25k for 3255 Avantio SunBridge in Seattle-gctid349215
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1989 boat. Seems like a lot of money to me.
I have seen 32XX MY for less and to me they are more desirable especially if you can find one with diesels.
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I am the proud owner of a 1988 Avanti and just love the boat. It has plenty of room for everything will do 40 mph if needed to get off the water quick and being 23 years old I just redid everything the way I wanted it over the last 7 years, including changing the color of upholstery upstairs and down, cutting a walk thru transom in the boat, guages, painting the blue belt line a light grey, and changing the canvas to black and many more things. I have alot of pics if you need ideas..
These are great boats and you will enjoy it especially if you back into islands like we do I can get into 2 ft of water, with a sandy bottom... As usual make sure you get a quality survey done before purchase..... Good luck
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Abigayle III wrote:
I am the proud owner of a 1988 Avanti and just love the boat. It has plenty of room for everything will do 40 mph if needed to get off the water quick and being 23 years old I just redid everything the way I wanted it over the last 7 years, including changing the color of upholstery upstairs and down, cutting a walk thru transom in the boat, guages, painting the blue belt line a light grey, and changing the canvas to black and many more things. I have alot of pics if you need ideas..
These are great boats and you will enjoy it especially if you back into islands like we do I can get into 2 ft of water, with a sandy bottom... As usual make sure you get a quality survey done before purchase..... Good luck
2003 Bayliner 305 - SOLD!
Twin 5.7L, Carb'd, 445 hours
Bravo II drives
Closed-cooling
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trophyboat wrote:
1989 boat. Seems like a lot of money to me.
I have seen 32XX MY for less and to me they are more desirable especially if you can find one with diesels.
I think it'd be a great boat to step up to from a smaller runabout.
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Saintjon wrote:
Like to find something similar for Florida. Already there I could spend several weeks a year on.
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trophyboat wrote:
1989 boat. Seems like a lot of money to me.
I have seen 32XX MY for less and to me they are more desirable especially if you can find one with diesels.
What planet did you find those bargains??
It sure as heii wasn't this one (earth that is).
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With gas engines I see them in the low $20k range. With diesel more like the high $20k range.
I also see lots of them in the $30's to $40's but would consider those overpriced.
A twin gas was for sale for the longest time locally for $24k A good offer would have taken it. I think they just took it off the market after trying forever.
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trophyboat wrote:
With gas engines I see them in the low $20k range. With diesel more like the high $20k range.
I also see lots of them in the $30's to $40's but would consider those overpriced.
A twin gas was for sale for the longest time locally for $24k A good offer would have taken it. I think they just took it off the market after trying forever.
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trophyboat wrote:
With gas engines I see them in the low $20k range. With diesel more like the high $20k range.
I also see lots of them in the $30's to $40's but would consider those overpriced.
A twin gas was for sale for the longest time locally for $24k A good offer would have taken it. I think they just took it off the market after trying forever.
When you say you "see them....." does this mean you actually go and view them? or do you look at ads and pictures on the internet?
I've seen lots of them and in the light of day, there's a BIG difference.
I've bought and sold this year and IMO, the boat the OP references is a sweet deal
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We're in our own little overpriced corner of the world here in the PNW, I've seen what appeared to be much better deals in FL or CA. Probably due to the harder hit these places have taken..more foreclosures..more repo's.
A couple companies have been trucking repo/auction boats in from out of state by the dozens and doing very well here.
Freedre, you got your boat from Seattle right? I think I remember the listing for that one it was pretty clean and they wanted $32K?
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