this Europa didn't last long...
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pilothouse king
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Sale pending isn't sold.
That was the asking price. Maybe Pilothouse King can tell us after it has closed what she sold for.
Although with the full canvas cover, Webasto central heat, single engine, custom SS water tanks, bow thruster, looks real clean and in the PNW, which seems to bring a premium...
Although with the full canvas cover, Webasto central heat, single engine, custom SS water tanks, bow thruster, looks real clean and in the PNW, which seems to bring a premium...
CPseudonym
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Well cared for boats seldom last long if priced in the ballpark. Grand Banks Europa's are perhaps the single most sought after boat in the PNW. I'm not surprised but like PHK said, "Sale pending isn't sold". Huge difference between the two.
A member here last year jumped on an Albin 25 that was sale pending where the prospective buyer had a bunch of BS contingencies along with a low-ball offer and in that case the second mouse got the cheese.
A member here last year jumped on an Albin 25 that was sale pending where the prospective buyer had a bunch of BS contingencies along with a low-ball offer and in that case the second mouse got the cheese.
BaltimoreLurker
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I agree. Single w/bow thruster, Europa, Grand Banks, looks to be in excellent shape, well equipped - what's not to like?
