Happy but sad at the same time

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lanerboy

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Well just sold my sealine s37 only been on the market about 8 weeks did it all myself without a broker so saved a few quid as well.

I am happy I have sold her and am now actively looking to buy my next boat and hoping being a cash buyer may get me a better deal

On the other hand we are a little sad as cant find a boat at the moment so are boat less and the s37 was a great boat for us and we will miss her as it was out 1st sea boat

Oh well the search begins :D
 
yes was quick must admit, had a lot of interest had 3 serious people after it and told them 1st one to put money in my bank gets it and that was yesterday. New owners collecting the boat oct 17th so got a few weeks to clear her out.

Put her up for sale on yacht market but never had a single enquiry off there, all the enquiries came from ebay where I put a link to a website I set up with loads more info bought the domain name sealines37.com for £12 and linked that to it and the rest is history LOL

Just want to find a s43 with sps roof and shaft drive now but not much about
 
Great result Shawn. I was a tad sad when the Sunline sold, but as you know, had my eye on the Snazi, and we are really pleased with her. Good luck with your search.
 
lanerboy said:
Well just sold my sealine s37 only been on the market about 8 weeks did it all myself without a broker so saved a few quid as well.

I am happy I have sold her and am now actively looking to buy my next boat and hoping being a cash buyer may get me a better deal

On the other hand we are a little sad as cant find a boat at the moment so are boat less and the s37 was a great boat for us and we will miss her as it was out 1st sea boat

Oh well the search begins :D
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Well done Shawn. It must have been the engines and drives that sold it !
 
lanerboy said:
yes was quick must admit, had a lot of interest had 3 serious people after it and told them 1st one to put money in my bank gets it and that was yesterday. New owners collecting the boat oct 17th so got a few weeks to clear her out.

Put her up for sale on yacht market but never had a single enquiry off there, all the enquiries came from ebay where I put a link to a website I set up with loads more info bought the domain name sealines37.com for £12 and linked that to it and the rest is history LOL

Brilliant - a lesson in how to market a boat correctly. Brokers take note!
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