FROGMAN524
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FYI. Got this email today, looks like they’ve got a 25 Tremor and a 22 Deckboat in stock.
I love the 22...but the Bayliner still gets someone on the water! I'm just hoping the stars align, and I get something on the water this year...may be a couple 2 stroke SeaDoo's, but may just haul an inner tube to the beach!My mind says I need the 22 or the 25
My budget says the bayliner
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$8,200!?!?!? You guys are truly ballers even if you don’t see it.I’m down for the bayliner
My first boat was a 21ft searay. At 17 years old I had some of the best summers with friends on that thing. It never let us down. All I ever did to that thing was plugs impeller and oil. 600 trouble free hours. I don’t forget where I came from lol. The boat doesn’t define the person we are still just people no matter what our financial situation may be. No better than anyone or less than anyone. Before our magic I looked at a few of the shockwave decks online. They’re solid.$8,200!?!?!? You guys are truly ballers even if you don’t see it.![]()
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Shockwave was on our short list when looking for a build.
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hell we had a 18' maxim with a 5.0 and added a wake tower on it. countless hours of fun and even in that pos I felt like king of the world.My first boat was a 21ft searay. At 17 years old I had some of the best summers with friends on that thing. It never let us down. All I ever did to that thing was plugs impeller and oil. 600 trouble free hours. I don’t forget where I came from lol. The boat doesn’t define the person we are still just people no matter what our financial situation may be. No better than anyone or less than anyone. Before our magic I looked at a few of the shockwave decks online. They’re solid.
Same bro!hell we had a 18' maxim with a 5.0 and added a wake tower on it. countless hours of fun and even in that pos I felt like king of the world.
Same! We have a yamaha AR190 that gets more use than the pontoon now. The less complicated program is so much more relaxing.I have a 21 Foot Crownline now and I have less stress and less OCD in this thing then I have in any boat I have owned last 25 years.
Doesnt show any in the pics on their website.That 25 is a pretty good deal actually.. I wonder what power it has?
With a 6.2. Add 11k for the 430 hp 8.2. Plus tax license. They can have it ready in 3 weeks if the engine is available. It has some really nice upgrades on it.So 131k and it needs a motor? So closer to 170k OTD?
Cash money babyHow do people afford these prices of boats in today’s times
Boats ain’t selling like they were the last few years but below are a few examples I’ve seen.How do people afford these prices of boats in today’s times
How do people afford these prices of boats in today’s times
How much for the outdrive?With a 6.2. Add 11k for the 430 hp 8.2. Plus tax license. They can have it ready in 3 weeks if the engine is available. It has some really nice upgrades on it.
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Pretty sure that's included in the Merc package. Unless you upgrade the outdrive.How much for the outdrive?
Cheap somewhat but still expensiveDude those prices are cheap!!
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How do people afford these prices of boats in today’s times
They have listed "stock" boats before as ready for you to pick your power option, but the price advertised is with base power. At the listed price, most likely the 8.2That 25 is a pretty good deal actually.. I wonder what power it has?
6.2 per Greg. 11k more for the 430hp 8.2. He said not to bother with the 380hp 8.2 as it wasn't really a gain over the 6.2. Probably due to weight and not much more power.They have listed "stock" boats before as ready for you to pick your power option, but the price advertised is with base power. At the listed price, most likely the 8.2
Shockwave was selling brand new MCOB Tremor's for 59k in 2009. Included tandem axle trailer, 496 Mag, Bravo 1, and basic stereo.Dude those prices are cheap!!
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Post 21Shockwave was selling brand new MCOB Tremor's for 59k in 2009. Included tandem axle trailer, 496 Mag, Bravo 1, and basic stereo.
That's a long time ago, but $131K+ for a base model Tremor? Maybe it's a deal compared to some other west coast mfg's, but not sure if its a much of a deal in general lol. I understand the market dictates the prices, so if that's what people are paying to get into the 25' V-bottom game.....I guess it is what it is!
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Not base model. Has several upgrades. But yes, prices have gone up drastically since 2009.
I also remember looking at them back in 09. I‘m guessing a 15 yr loan payment would be a grand or more. I can’t see paying that much for a boat payment. I guess it might just be meShockwave was selling brand new MCOB Tremor's for 59k in 2009. Included tandem axle trailer, 496 Mag, Bravo 1, and basic stereo.
That's a long time ago, but $131K+ for a base model Tremor? Maybe it's a deal compared to some other west coast mfg's, but not sure if its a much of a deal in general lol. I understand the market dictates the prices, so if that's what people are paying to get into the 25' V-bottom game.....I guess it is what it is!
Have you looked at production boat prices? For shits and giggles a 24 foot Crownline starts at $151,400 with an 8.2 430 HP. According to their website and I didn’t add any options.Shockwave was selling brand new MCOB Tremor's for 59k in 2009. Included tandem axle trailer, 496 Mag, Bravo 1, and basic stereo.
That's a long time ago, but $131K+ for a base model Tremor? Maybe it's a deal compared to some other west coast mfg's, but not sure if its a much of a deal in general lol. I understand the market dictates the prices, so if that's what people are paying to get into the 25' V-bottom game.....I guess it is what it is!
Do you really miss the 22 having that beautiful fundeck in your garage?To make you even more upset, I paid 69k for my 22 brand new from shockwave with the 350 mag and some good upgrades in 2018. It was listed and sold (not by me) for just under a 100k a year and a half ago.
Things sure have changed
I still miss the ‘22, such a good running boat! View attachment 1482496
Do you really miss the 22 having that beautiful fundeck in your garage?
I know right! My buddy picked up a used Yamaha 242 with very low hours a couple of years back for $52k and we thought it was a fair deal since they are selling for $80k.Have you looked at production boat prices? For shits and giggles a 24 foot Crownline starts at $151,400 with an 8.2 430 HP. According to their website and I didn’t add any options.sticker, shock and inflation are real.
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