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I have a great running 1975 gasser new tank for sale under $40,000 I listed with a broker seen the boat on yachtworld, boat.com, ect. also I listed on locally on craigslist and no calls If no one is looking for a Bertram the used boat market's in trouble

Check please..... _________________ Mike Mean Team Leader PREDATOR Burn Oil Eat Food Drink Ethanol

Ummmmmmmmmm, I'll take: "The Boating Industry is in trouble" for TEN THOUSAND ALEX. _________________ KR JP

Im not using the site for a free ad Im just venting This gas thing kills me First ethenaol eats my perfectly good fiberglass tank then the 4.95 gal gas beats up the wallet and drops the resale vaule boaters are screwed

Unless your boat is the kind with the rag hangin from the big center rigger, we are all in the same boat... I think in time fuel prices will settle down, our incomes will be adjusted so we can once again go to the fuel dock without taking out a mortgage and the value of boats will once again go up. In my world this is what I think, it may have little resemblance to the actual truth...

Not to be mean but "If you cant take the heat get out of the kitchen". You will only live so many days and you cant take the money with you. Im going as much as I want and Ill cut back on something but not how much I use my boat. _________________ '66 31 Bertram Just call him Brew by Power & Motor Yacht Magazine

I have wanted a 31 since I was 20 and finally aquired one in 2004. Soon my repower will be finished..........its not about the money, so much, its about fulfilling a boyhood dream for me...... As long as you don't sell you will not be participating in this so called "Soft Market".......... Good luck Harry

This situation - the soft market - reminds me of the '73 gas crunch. It so happened that a car dealer who had a FORD shingle that was very big into retailing Cadillac and Lincolns' went down the tube since his used car inventory had too much heavy iron. Nobody wanted big cars. His cash position couldn't handle the down market. But the Cadillac dealer across the river bought all the big cars he...

More ways to skin a cat than feed it melted butter.....yesterday me & the Bride took AJ down the Tickfaw to the Prop Stop at an easy 7 kts, backed up to the dock, ate a Swampburger and drank a couple of Worm Buckets...sat in the cockpit under the sun shade (it was 99 here yesterday) and watched the world go by for a couple of hours listening to funky music. Every person that walked by gawked at ...

Back in the seventies my Mother was driving a Ford Victoria with all the bells and whistles (she hated Caddys and Lincolns) and she panicked. She called me and said, "Get rid of this thing, I'm buying a small car." She bought a SMALL rice burner and in six months called me and said, "get rid of rid of this thing, driving it is like being thrown down the stairs in a #10 Wheeling." This too ...