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99 arima sea ranger 19ft. 28k
Looks like price ramped up to 40k?Bei Facebook anmelden
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99 arima sea ranger 19ft. 28k
It was 28 when I looked. HahaLooks like price ramped up to 40k?
Where did you get 28,000 from? That was 50 grand a while ago until his new boat arrived and now he’s knocked it down to 40. Maybe a phantom price to get attention.Bei Facebook anmelden
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99 arima sea ranger 19ft. 28k
It was posted as 28k when the ad came up. It was only up for 20mins before I posted it on here.Where did you get 28,000 from? That was 50 grand a while ago until his new boat arrived and now he’s knocked it down to 40. Maybe a phantom price to get attention.
its a little suspect as I saw that same boat for sale out of bellingham weeks ago... something seems fishy pun intendedIt was posted as 28k when the ad came up. It was only up for 20mins before I posted it on here.![]()
Yes, he’s cross posting on a couple of sites. It’s on the Vancouver Salmon Fishing page too on Facebook. He’s a local guy, I’ve chatted with him a few times over the years about what’s working, went out fishing, etc.its a little suspect as I saw that same boat for sale out of bellingham weeks ago... something seems fishy pun intended
heres another link to it
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1998 19 ft Arima sea Ranger - boats - by owner - marine sale - craigslist
1999 sea Ranger Hard top with 2018 115 HP mecirybellingham.craigslist.org
maybe hes posting in the USA as well
I think he’ll blink. Tesla down today.Sounds like the 25% tariffs are hitting boats coming up. That will have an affect on the market.
Sweet rig, was in talks with the previous owner when they sold it last fall out of sooke2006 Quay Craft welded aluminum CC
2006 yam 150 700hrs
22ft
$65k in port alberni
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What year does she say it is? Canvas looks bright and almost new? Love the cooler situation. The mercury 75-115hp are the same block. I think it would be fine with two people under 200lbs but would struggle a little bit with a full cooler and 3 people 2 of which are over 250. That's my experience running a 18 foot hewescraft with a 115 Yamaha.Bei Facebook anmelden
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Anyone checked this out? Guessing it’s 18.5 or 19 + pod. Maybe underpowered. Looks like a lot of aluminum for 40k. Kicked tires with the lady posting the Facebook ad, weird situation she mentioned 2 owners, one over 75, one not in BC… Too good to be true?
Roger, I'm not posting any US boats until the tariffs come off.Maybe we should stop posting US boats (Kaelc) now that we were sucker punched by our neighbors to the south. The dollar difference alone should convince anyone not to buy from them anyways.
I’ve been debating the whole future boat prices with myself for a while and am loosing the battle (aka continuing to make due with my <$20k rig):Roger, I'm not posting any US boats until the tariffs come off.
Super curious.I’ve been debating the whole future boat prices with myself for a while and am loosing the battle (aka continuing to make due with my <$20k rig):
Tariffs, inflation etc = increased boat prices
Recession and decreased discretionary spending (less demand/more supply) = reduced boat prices…
Does someone have a M.Sc in economics or perhaps just a few more grey hairs then I, and a magic 8 ball that cares to weigh in on which way prices are going?
Stay the course! Hold tight, wait! **** will tank with a recession around the corner.I’ve been debating the whole future boat prices with myself for a while and am loosing the battle (aka continuing to make due with my <$20k rig):
Tariffs, inflation etc = increased boat prices
Recession and decreased discretionary spending (less demand/more supply) = reduced boat prices…
Does someone have a M.Sc in economics or perhaps just a few more grey hairs then I, and a magic 8 ball that cares to weigh in on which way prices are going?