What pages? Some of the stuff sitting I think is overpriced or due for motor refresh etc.
I think asking price is just too high for buyers.
Nordic to build me a 29 deck said 6-8 months. Their lack of communication from their sales guy just trying to talk pricing is why I bought used for 110k less
6-8 to start a build or 6-8 to complete?
Even after I bought used being part of the Nordic Family I asked the sales guy through email if he could put me in touch with someone to talk about best prop set up never even responded lol.
I agree. The spending has slowed. This weekend compared to memorial felt dead on havasu. But I think the heat detoured a lot of people away. I think there is money to be spent still but people are more calculated with it and now there are deals to be had.
Maybe you need a new sales guy lol. I imagine they’d want to sell you the props.
Wait there’s free money
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I didn’t get shit cuz I’m a W2 earner but my buddies with their own businesses made out pretty well.Wait there’s free money
Someone should start a thread -
What did you spend your COVID / PPP cash on
I didn’t get anything
Not my deal there. They need one.
Pretty spot on take, we also have an election coming up and that tends to keep folks on the fence as things play out. I know we’re not making any big moves on anything for a while, at best a few nice trips over the next 2 years.
If I had to finance I sure shit wouldn’t buy.
To a point that’s very true. But I never heard a kid brag about how much interest their parents saved instead of making memories.
This is pretty accurate!
To an extent I agree with you but say these 230k boats dcb f32s that have been sitting all season finance at 10%. That monthly is much more than your Toyhauler
That’s major league crazy. I’m minor league
Sometimes just having stuff gone is worth the money loss, if it was owned outright. It could be replaced later. FWIW if something I'm getting rid of won't sell for over $500 I just toss it.
I listed my magic deck at 89k week before memorial was gone in 5 days
I like the way you think. I’m in the boat market, whatcha got?
Some people have made a good amount on their boats the last few years. Even if they purchased new lol
Every accurate statement. Then add in an election year and folks are hesitant to purchase.
When I saw him two weeks ago, he told me “Spend the money now and make memories with your family. Don’t work forever, BUT don’t want until you retire to do what you want”.
A lot of used speedsters. All are sitting
It's not like I'm buying stuff just to turn around and throw it away. From over the years of selling stuff for extra money (<$500) it has always been a headache and cost me money a few times. Losing out on extra money isn't a big deal to me. People wasting my time is. Those under $500 items just bring out the losers. Had a guy spend 2 hours inspecting a Kona bicycle. I was asking $120 for it. It was a $1400 bike new...
18'10" lavey craft mod VP outboard w/ an old 200hp merc on it. Looks good from 20ft. I'll take $5K. Also have a Heartland Tundra 31BH trailer...2 slides, sleeps 8, queen bedroom up front and twin/skinny top bunk in the back. Stickers are pealing off of it but aside from that it's in great shape. Paid $13K beginning of last season, asking $9K for it.
Ive noticed that. Seems like people build them and move on quick. Same like the sand rail scene.
Big money problems. When I buy shit it’s to keep
Same. I have a big attachment issue with toys also.
My dad worked his ass off all his life to build the perfect retirement. Retired at 65 house paid off had all these plans for hunting trips, vacations with my mom, etc. He was diagnosed with a rare form of rheumatoid fibrosis at 65 1/2 and was bed ridden on 02 within 6 months then passed not too long after. He said the same to my brother and I not to wait for retirement to buy things and enjoy things you want to do.Every accurate statement. Then add in an election year and folks are hesitant to purchase.
Then again, I said F it.
Wife and I were going to wait 3 years before we get a new RV. Then a friend said “new prices are going up 15-20k a year and your current stuff will not be worth as much in three years”. Called around and found a 2024 we liked. We were going to go used, but could not find what we wanted. When we did find something we lIked, owners wanted more then the new one. Do I like the interest rate, hell no. Will I refinance the loan using a personal loan in a couple years when rates are lower = hell yes.
Will we run it and get memories before our daughter no longer wants to travel with mom and dad = F yes!
Then the biggest reason we did it. My dad retired at 70, at 75 he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s and he no longer can do what he thought he would do in retirement
I'm over here collecting cans a few bottles to support my toys lol
Respect the hustle. This life isn’t for everyone
I did the same. Collected metal from jobsites I was on. It was easy as it was only myself I had to deal with.Respect the hustle. This life isn’t for everyone
With high end sandrails its almost cheaper to build new after a couple years due to the cost to go through the trans and all wear items. Sell for what you almost paid for it and have a fresh new one built. They might lose some money but for the price of having something fresh and new it worth it to them. When times are good its easy to do.
