Have it listed on CRAIGSLIST but the number of scammers is getting out of hand. Any interest here?

http://southcoast.craigslist.org/boa/2853152269.html

Posting ID: 2853152269


1996 SEA RAY LAGUNA 24 FT. CUDDYCABIN MODEL

BUMP! Added thumbnail pic

It looks like I need to move my boat out of the current boatyard or face summer storage fees. Health issues won't allow me to keep her. If anyone is interested in the above and has a means of transporting a 25 ft. Searay, I'll entertain any reasonable offer. (Brownell will pick up and set on your chosen sight at a reasonable cost). The boatyard does still have slips available for this season as of last week.
I listed it on Craigslist at a reduced price of $9500 but any purchase by an S-B member will assist in keeping the lights on here as I will make a generous % of sales price donation to this website.

That's a beauty! Wish I could but the wife would probably divorce me. :smash:

Good Luck with the sale

Good luck selling but boats are not selling unless you are giving them away.
Lots of marinas 1/2 empty up my way, even Yacht clubs near us 1/2 or more than 1/2 empty and they are dirt cheap compared to marinas.
Gas/fuel $4.00 +

That's the most boat I've seen for $9500, I think it'll move.

Ron,
You are spot on. I had originally listed @ $14,900 last fall with some interest. This spring I reduced to $11,500 with little inquiry. The marina here in Wareham had a waiting list up until last year. Location is perfect for the west end of the Canal and Buzzards Bay but they're looking for customers to fill those empty slips.
Much success to you and your Charters. Keep them pics coming.

Fishsmith... I have another 3 weeks and hopefully at $9500 will find someone out there who loves Buzzards Bay.

Chunkah..My wife was my 1st Mate both on and off the water as she loved to be out there. Take her out on one of Ron's charters and she may be your 1st mate.

This was a great boat in this class, runs well, built when Sea Ray still build good boats

John,

I totally agree....as following this model, Sea Ray moved away from crafts designed for fishing and concentrated on "Pleasure crafts". This one was heavier than other branded boats so we enjoyed not getting "sloshed around" when conditions weren't ideal.

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