I am selling Freebird
l-skynyrd
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Just thought I would post on here that I will be selling Freebird at the end of Jan.
We are going to move up in the hills and their is no place to keep a boat of that size.
Will probably get a boat we can trailer to the lakes in the area where we will be moving to.
At 71 I am done with living in the city and just want to move to the hills and not have neighbors 50 feet away
from me.
I bought Freebird six and a half years ago for 45K (bank repo) and have loved her ever since and will
miss her very much, as will all our kids and grand kids.
Sad day for me and Robyn.........
Len
You have to love the water....
Len & Robyn 342 FV Freebird
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We did the same thing nearest neighbor 600 yards away, here’s a sunrise
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Hi all...
Just thought I would post the listing of Freebird. I moved it closer to the broker
on Feb. 1 to make it easier to show. We are asking $49950 and got a offer today for
$43000. We are not accepting it but are countering, let the haggling begin.
http://www.deltayachtsales.net/boats.html
We sure are going to miss her.
You have to love the water....
Len & Robyn 342 FV Freebird
majoma...
The bank hired a broker which put it on yachtworld asking $65K. Went and looked at boat and offered $45K. Boat looked in great shape and had only 86 hours. The owners husband met younger woman and left for Mexico. Bank repro boat, then wife filed bankruptury. 5 months later court releases boat and bank accepts my offer. I knew gimble bearing in one out drive was bad when I made offer, so after buying I had both out drives rebuilt, bottom painted and purchased the radar and fishfinder displays which were missing. (antennas and wiring were there) Total cost after buying about $6K. Boat has been perfect for 7 years.
You have to love the water....
Len & Robyn 342 FV Freebird
Hi all...
Have not sold boat yet. Turned down a low ball offer (43K) and broker is showing boat today to 2 parties. Spring is here and interest should pickup.
We listed our house on 3-16 at high end for our area (235K). On 3-21 we got a full price offer (cash).. We paid 185K two and a half years ago. Nice profit but now we have no place to go. We have a offer accepted on a new place in the area where we want to live but the closings are about two week apart. For 50K I guess we can find a place to stay, maybe on the boat.
http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/21434-Robin-Ln_Pine-Grove_CA_95665_M26158-44577
Side note ..we looked a house (did not buy) that in the garage was a 182 Rinker, the house was empty so I don't know if they were just storing the boat there or what. I will contact the realtor to see if boat is for sale. It would be perfect boat for our new area (lakes and fishing) Boat was sold by same dealer as my boat. When I bought my boat the broker that drove the boat to a marina for survey used to work at a Sea Ray dealership, I was with him on the boat. He told me that if Rinker had a bigger presence in the area Sea Ray would have lost a lot of business.
Anyway that's what going on right now.
Len
You have to love the water....
Len & Robyn 342 FV Freebird
You know .....I have said this many times. I love Freebird. When we had to sign the contract to sell the boat (which is in Robyn's name) she broke down and cried.
The first time I took Robyn out on a boat we where friends. She told me she did not swim and did not like boats. When we cleared the no wake zone and I hit the gas she bowered her head in her lap, we where on 19ft bayliner capre with a 5 leter V8 Volvo. She sure has come a long way since then.
I will be looking for a trailer rinker next month because fish season upon us.
You have to love the water....
Len & Robyn 342 FV Freebird
You have to love the water....
Len & Robyn 342 FV Freebird
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