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| Planning on buying a new boat this year | | 3 | 12.50% |
| Planning to buy a “new to you” used boat with the buyer’s market | | 4 | 16.67% |
| Staring a custom built boat | | 5 | 20.83% |
| Still working on existing boat | | 4 | 16.67% |
| On hold for the economy | | 0 | 0% |
| On hold waiting to sell a current boat | | 2 | 8.33% |
| Happy with the boats I have – not planning on a new one this year | | 6 | 25.00% |
| Voters: 24. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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| New boat in 12? It’s the new year – nearly February already. Not tax time yet and possibly I should wait until after taxes to post this, but: How many here are going to take advantage of the buyer’s market with a new boat this year? My finances are ok, not as good as I had hoped, but ok. Instead of larger, I’m looking at a newer 18 or 19’ center console with a single smaller outboard for day trips this year without burning so much gas. What are others planning for 2012? |
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| Hey 'FMS' - think you might have allowed more than 1 answer, eh? To you have a grand & fab 2012. When I get a money problem sorted in Canada - I'm buying a 40 tri to go cruising - it's in the Philippines. Add some 'smart' gear & off-I-go cruising. At 72 this Val's day - I'd better hurry up cause I might forget what I wanted to do. ah ha ha, Ciao, james |
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| If I win lotto (a share will do, - Au$200,000), then I will sell CNO and rebuild based on the same hull lines and weight.... Just fiddle with a few minor details...
__________________ Try to be helpful... Remember that there are at least two sides for every story... |
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| I came close to buying a Formula with the surface drives I wanted this summer. The price was right but bathroom and deck repairs sucked up my money. |
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| I'm starting a custom build. I will leave the staring to others. ![]()
__________________ Hoyt The TITANIC sank because it had a hole in it(still does). Submarine Tom You just can't put too much info on your patterns. DGreenwood |
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| Finishing up one kayak soon and will be starting another soon after that. If I get good at this I might even start two new boats this year.
__________________ Aluminum welding is like sex. The first few times you had at it, you probably could barely please yourself, but with practice and some guidance, you managed to impress one or two prom dates. ~PAR |
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| Marine industry begins hiring, carefully http://www.boatingindustry.com/news/...ing-carefully/ |
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| Hmm...marine industry hiring ? Lets hope so, things are torpid over here. |
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| "January sales of 15-foot or greater powerboats continued an upward trend of almost 5-percent sales growth compared to the same period in 2011" http://www.boatingindustry.com/news/...r-year-growth/ Powerboat sales trend graphs http://www.info-link.com/BellwetherReport.php |
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| So far so good (May 25 summary of the info-link stats) http://www.boatingindustry.com/featu...-digit-growth/ |
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