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FinsofFury 
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 Topic: 96 Sport NautiquePosted: May-27-2004 at 8:10pm |
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I have been looking for a new boat for several months, had a Prostar 205 all lined up, sold my Supra and then the 205 was taken off the market. So, the next day I looked at a Sport Nautique and bought it on the spot. This is completely contrary to everything I do...I usually overanalyze!! Paid $18500, 102hrs, looks like it is brand new.....question is, do you think I got a good deal. It was garage kept. I am very happy, which is most important, but I am having a tough time gauging market value for this boat. Thanks!
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Rick
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Posted: May-28-2004 at 4:13am |
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Look on Boattrader.com for comparison. It depends where you live but the price sounds very fair given the condition.
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FinsofFury
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Posted: May-28-2004 at 12:41pm |
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tried that....there haven't been any in there for 3 weeks. I live in MI.
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kenny g
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Posted: May-28-2004 at 1:15pm |
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fins, have you tryed-flipsell.com .they have 65 correct craft's listed for sale.from what i see,giving the condition & low hrs of the 96 sport nautique,18500 is a great price.
i'm curious about the difference between the sport and the super sport nautique's .is one an open bow or what ? |
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Ryan
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Posted: May-28-2004 at 1:58pm |
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Super Sport is a V-drive vs. a direct drive in the Sport Nautique. Both are have an open bow.
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Get me in the water!
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kenny g
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Posted: May-28-2004 at 2:53pm |
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so the v-drive with the weight of the engine in the back [more wake] the supersport would be considered a wake boat,the four-runner to the "air nautique" or am i way off track here ?
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FinsofFury
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Posted: June-01-2004 at 1:47pm |
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I believe you are correct KG. Ski'd for the 1st time behind this weekend...not bad. I was told the first "walk thru" version was not a good ski wake and the "playpen" version is much better(that's what mine is). It sure beats my '87 Supra Sunsport wake!! I will definitely say I have never owned a MORE DIFFICULT BOAT TO COVER though!! You need a wrap around dock to get the cover on! I bet I land in the H2O more than once this yr...anyone else have any tips for me???
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Posted: June-03-2004 at 12:36pm |
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