Mustang65fbk
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- Age
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- Location
- Seattle area
- Model
- Seafarer
I personally don't mind going through a dealer as long as they're decent and so on. In fact, I'd probably rather go through a dealer than a private party for contractual reasons, especially since I'm going through a credit union to purchase the boat. A private party could get a check overnighted from my credit union and then leave the state or country... although that's not likely to happen. A dealer having a brick and motor store I think would have much more accountability if for some reason the deal went south. But yes I agree, I'm sure there are a ton of boats down in the southeastern part of the country that have been damaged from floods or hurricanes, tornadoes and so on. That's why I won't purchase a boat without having a marine surveyor or inspector check it out first, especially if I'm out of state. Here's another 228 for sale, no affiliation at all, looks like a really nice, clean boat but is rather spendy imo.
2004 Grady White 228 Seafarer - boats - by owner - marine sale
Grady-White has offered solid, safe, and seaworthy 22-foot walkaround cabin boats for sale, designed for saltwater offshore fishing function and inshore boat fun. Today the Seafarer 228 stands out...
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