lionelz
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Jamie may I ask why are you selling it?
selling sea ray 240 with diesel advice
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jamie langstone
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upgrading to a big boat . I wish i thought about upgrading 9 months ago before i had the radar arch and radar fitted that would of saved me a few quid.
lionelz
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Lol so true. What are you looking to go for and what size
jamie langstone
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Not a lot bigger but a Merry fisher 805 .
I miss my fishing when we are not away in the boat so i going for a boat that do both.
Bigplumbs
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I think the add looks very good now. I am actually looking at this size of boat and have done loads of research. I think the point about petrol v diesel is well made in that at this size of boat many people don't perceive a big difference and often feel they will go petrol because the think the diesel will be a bit underpowered. Yours is however 200 hp so probably not true. The sad thing for you is that you can get a nice 24 footer at about £18,000 which will have a 4.3 ltr petrol in her yours has better equipment etc and looks very nice. I think the truth is It will sell at about £22K which I know is not good for you
Dennis
Dennis
jamie langstone
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£22k as is way to cheep as specked and the overall condition. But i am think of taking off the radar and arch and selling them separately and then reducing the price of the boat but before i do will see the season out first.
jamie langstone
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Sea ray 240 now sold but i never would of thought there would be so many fender kickers around.It almost seemed like some people were just having a day out. I can see why people go with a broker any how have others had the same experience .
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Well done
I have no idea why people would take the trouble to look at boats unless they were interested. It's a bit different if they are all lined up at a dealer, but a private sale?
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