Congrats on the sale. We've been batting around the idea also. Lot's of things going on, the wife and daughter are starting to lose interest, we don't like some of the changes at the marina and with my wife now out of a job for over the past year it's an expense we can handle, but not a "necessary". The 10 G's a year I spend on boating could go towards retirement which isn't far away. Debating whether to list it this fall, but there's only about 4 weeks left before they start pulling boats for the year. Or wait until next year and see how it goes. My only concern there is that we could be looking at a flooded market when all the "new" boaters that jumped in this year realize it's not for them, or as the financial reality of what's going on in the world hits. If we do sell however there'll still be something on a trailer in the yard, maybe a Captiva or Festiva cuddy model.
I would put it up on the market now and see what happens if you are serious about selling it. Agree with you about next year being flooded with sellers possibly.
Yeah. That does make sense. Having a tough time deciding. I do love it and the emotional side of me screams keep it. The practical side of me keeps whispering in my ear that it doesn't make any sense. But not many obsessions do.....
@Willhound Get yourself a 20footer you can keep in the driveway and take to the ramp to play around in. Sell the 270 at max value this year and pick up a 21/23ft in the buyers market next season. My annual cost not including fuel is about $1000 per year when all systems are behaving themselves. Quite affordable actually.
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2018 Cherokee 39RL Land Yacht (Sorry...)
2018 Cherokee 39RL Land Yacht (Sorry...)