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September 09/22/14, 08:36:19 PM

Offline beeker

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old pontoon value
alright.. so through a series of deals i find myself with this old pontoon.. whats a value on this? any ideas? he said the deck and carpet were replaced not that long ago. they appear solid. no motor/trailer or any of the benches.

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September 09/22/14, 09:07:37 PM Reply #1

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Re: old pontoon value
   The value at this point would be in the scrap aluminum which does have a value that could be determined by weight. 
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September 09/23/14, 04:03:58 PM Reply #2

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Re: old pontoon value
Quote from: DDSBYDAY on September 09/22/14, 09:07:37 PM
   The value at this point would be in the scrap aluminum which does have a value that could be determined by weight.
Thats true DDS. It also gives someone a starting figure to sell outright to someone who's willing to do some work and have a toon of their liking.

beeker you got a asking price? If not me, I can spread the word I do know of 2 people who have asked if I have leads on toons,A trailor can be rented to get it to someones lake shore lot,where they dont need a trailer just pull it out fall and push it in spring.Dimensions are needed and where does it sit at the time?
 I know I can sell it! maybe even buy it myself install some stuff and resell.I am on fixed income and it would have to be profitable for me that way.
 Are the splash guards on the front of the floats bent or cut off?
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September 09/23/14, 07:24:19 PM Reply #3

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Re: old pontoon value
dew.. sent you an PM..  currently sits in McGrath mn.
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December 12/10/14, 09:34:30 AM Reply #4

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Re: old pontoon value
I t would be a cool duckboat / blind!!
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