1993 25th Anniversary Prostar 190 Limited

[Rhob88]

If anyone is looking for a perfect 190 , you will not be disappointed with Bret's boat, perfect condition inside and out .

[bret]

Dave, you around, interest in mine and I want yours...even the wife does so lets get together.

[east tx skier]

Amazing watching two of my favorite MCs get swapped like this. Good luck!

[aquaman]

Two Beauties for sure.

[neil.anderson63]

Drool -

[FoggyNogginz]

Dave, you around, interest in mine and I want yours...even the wife does so lets get together.

Snicker...um...lol Sorry. Nice boats!!!

[bret]

Wise A$$, but I guess that is pretty funny - not a swingers add just trying to find Dave

[scott023]

Snicker...um...lol Sorry. Nice boats!!!

You weren't the only one that noticed...

[bret]

well just talked to Dave, seems he had someone call last month and is coming to look at the boat Friday, bringing a check and doing a test drive. So my selling is on hold till Friday...damn! But, he giving first dibs to the first person and that's the right thing to do.

[east tx skier]

well just talked to Dave, seems he had someone call last month and is coming to look at the boat Friday, bringing a check and doing a test drive. So my selling is on hold till Friday...damn! But, he giving first dibs to the first person and that's the right thing to do.

Never underestimate that willingness of your local credit union to float you a personal, no collateral loan at a fairly reasonable rate to get a deal done. I bought my current boat with one of those and sold my MC 14 days later. I think it cost me $40 in interest. Not terrible for the convenience of it all in doing the boat shuffle. And I wasn't even in prime buying season. That boat of yours will sell lickity-split.

Of course, this wasn't my original plan. But I let it slip that I was basically trading across for a boat and would be paying off the loan within a month and they suggested it to speed things up. It was worth the $40 to not sit around waiting on the paperwork.

[paco_06]

Never underestimate that willingness of your local credit union to float you a personal, no collateral loan at a fairly reasonable rate to get a deal done. I bought my current boat with one of those and sold my MC 14 days later. I think it cost me $40 in interest. Not terrible for the convenience of it all in doing the boat shuffle. And I wasn't even in prime buying season. That boat of yours will sell lickity-split.

Of course, this wasn't my original plan. But I let it slip that I was basically trading across for a boat and would be paying off the loan within a month and they suggested it to speed things up. It was worth the $40 to not sit around waiting on the paperwork.

This is what I say do. Bret, if you really want that boat, send him a deposit. We're only half way through may, yours will sell. But going by what you said, I'm guessing the other guy contacted him first. If not, I say go for it!

[bret]

That wasn't offered as an option but I understand. One of my "buyers" just found a 205 with less than 100 hrs and LT1 for $12000, 1993 model.

[justinglow]

It was probably this one... http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/boa/5020876840.html

Yours is much nicer!

[bret]

Just in case the sale falls through...

[PineLakeRumble]

I love your boat Bret. Lots of tastefully done details and fixes. Did you change those engine cover hinges? Those look a little more "Ski Nautique" in style. I prefer yours to the originals. Have you ever caught a toe on one?

I hope things work out with the flip/sale.