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Originally posted by Atfulldraw View Postsome people believe that it isn't in your best financial interest to finance a depreciating asset.
Is that non-offensive enough for this thread?
I like boats, but I hate my boat, and it's paid for.
Dang thing never takes me fishing, and I'm pretty ****** about it!
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Originally posted by Atfulldraw View Postsome people believe that it isn't in your best financial interest to finance a depreciating asset.
Is that non-offensive enough for this thread?
I like boats, but I hate my boat, and it's paid for.
Dang thing never takes me fishing, and I'm pretty ****** about it!
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I have a 2016 Tracker Sportsman with customized bowfishing equipment (not what comes factory). I financed it and its been great! I love the boat but I have started getting into another venture and just dont use it much. $26K is payoff and can do note transfer or have title in hand if you want it. Has a 150 mercury 4 stroke. Deck removes easy and make a really nice fishing boat as well.
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Originally posted by Atfulldraw View Postsome people believe that it isn't in your best financial interest to finance a depreciating asset.
Is that non-offensive enough for this thread?
I like boats, but I hate my boat, and it's paid for.
Dang thing never takes me fishing, and I'm pretty ****** about it!
mine takes me to the lake 3 or 4 times a week.
If I figure what I paid for my hunting truck and deer lease. The boat is cheaper entertainment than deer hunting.
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