James Adcock
07-12-2002, 05:54 AM
Stix, You said if I want a turn key to buy a turn key. I realize that a buyer should always be aware of what they purchase, especially a used large purchase like a boat,car,bike,whatever. Is it safe to assume (don't like the word!) that a newer or "extensively" reconditioned boat would be a better candidate to qualify as a turn key? What are some key items/areas to look for or at? IMHO all manufacturers can produce a less than desirable product,part or combination of things. Are there any items that should be avoided or at least heavily scrutinized like certain engines,drives,etc...? No, It would not be fun to spend the extra $ for a nicer boat only to have it cost you more later.Yes, You take a chance when you buy used and yes, its a boat=$,but a little knowlage never hurts. Then again a new one can be purchased and still break. Yes, you have a warran$ee, but they still cost you. Woodsy,ExTr,M.O.P., Thanks,Jamie
Stix, Its Friday, have a good weekend
Stix, Its Friday, have a good weekend