Have owner her outright for 18 years ... might owner her another 10 with boat prices
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Have owner her outright for 18 years ... might owner her another 10 with boat prices
Cash. Sold my xpress bought and old skeeter with some of my profit sharing to make up the difference. It's just a 98 zx185c with a 150 Vmax. Great shape and it'll do fine till I do it again in a few years. I would never say what another man should do with his money and as long as those that can finance continue to do so I won't run out of boats to roll into. I'm a simple man with a simple life.
Bad spellers of the world untie!
Bought a '94 in '95 - owned 'er ever since.
Do not take your half in the middle ....
own 2
We borrowed when we bought our "new to us" cabin cruiser last year. I put 25% down, and I use it as a "second home" and I do stay there when i work in austin. Funny thing is our "minimum payment" is less than it costs us to dock it. Our last boat was paid for, we sold it and paid off some student debt etc. I hope to have this one paid off within 2 years, even though the note was for much longer. Large boat financing is great when you can use it to your advantage.
Own
2013 Skeeter ZX190 175 Yamaha own. Bought one I could afford to pay for up front. I would have loved a FX20 but couldn't afford one and didn't want a payment.
Own it
Bought mine cash. Of course it's 16 years old...I took a loan for a month so I could get it before it sold to someone else. Was just waiting on tax refund and some stocks to be sold.
2001 Champion 187 Yamaha 175
12' Talons, Lithiums and Garmins
All pulled by a Hemi
1995 Charger, owned outright, it's not super fancy or a 21 footer, but it's paid for and gets me and my boys fishing...
Heartland of America
2000 Ranger 520dvx
2000 Mercury Optimax 225 - 0T136160
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1997 Charger 395TF
1997 Evinrude Vindicator 200 - G04296981 (E200STLEUB)
Own bought new 1996 Skeeter ZX Mercury 200 EFI PD Cash. Couldn't do it today though.
own both, a fat bottom and a 186 triton, it ain't much but it's all I got (line stolen from B-Rad G., "Malibu's Most Wanted")
Putting a clown in the castle doesn't make him a king, it turns the castle into a circus
April 1st, I'll own my boat. I took out a 5 year 5k personal loan last year on March 30th to help pay for my 1996 Basscat Pantera Classic. I put 3k out of pocket into it and parted out my old aluminum 16ft V-hull that I customized for bass fishing for a total profit of 2k. If it weren't for an early payoff penalty before 1 year then I would've payed it off a month ago. Pretty happy to be 23 and have a good truck and boat soon to be paid for and my career starting out next week. Going to be nice being debt free for a few months before my college loans kick in
own my bass and pontoon boat
Boatless Bank Trash for now
own traded magic beans to a guy.
pretty good at drinking beer
Own
USAF Retired 1983 - 2003
Ground Radio Technician
2013 Nitro Z6 115 Optimax
Own
Own
I went thru his call many moons ago. That is how I got where I am, very smart guy, and why I am financing an investment rather than buying a toy. I know it won't make sense to some, but study on it. Reckon I aint following his rules to the tee, but.....I don't want to get too overburdened with too much cash laying around and end up not putting my cash to work and buying something that will only depreciate. Which is what anyone paying cash for a depreciating item that can draw more interest on investments is doing.........did I just say that
of course this is just my opinion and not meant to offend anyone
Last edited by Obsessed; 03-01-2017 at 02:48 PM. Reason: opinion
2017 Ranger RT188, Dual Console, Crystal Red Metallic, Mercury 115 Pro XS Four Stroke, Command Thrust with Tempest 24P, 52 MPH GPS @ 5200 RPM
Motor Guide 80 lb Xi5 Pin Point/GPS , Lowrance HDS 7 w/Totalscan @ Console, Lowrance Elite 7 TI @ Bow; Romans 6:23