How do you get a boat back from out of state?

No Mast · Dec 10, 2015

A broker is a broker, they can work either end of the deal. Challenge is finding someone you can trust their opinion, who truly will be concerned you end up in the right-for-you boat with eyes wide open, not just help you buy whatever you can afford that looked nice. We used a broker who we're very comfortable with, and he definetly was unbiased in all the boats we looked at he gave us clearly the good/bad from each of them. I PMd you his contact info.

Wxx3 · Dec 10, 2015

oscar said:
South Carolina to Jersey can be done in 7-8 days. Less if you run nights. One week off with two weekends each end. Unless something breaks. But, that's always the "if".

Good idea. Certainly the most cost effective also.

ranger58sb · Dec 11, 2015

cool beans said:
Slightly off topic, but how would I get in touch with a buyers broker?

One of our owners club members is also a broker, in Deltaville. Seems a pretty straight-up guy, and he's worked with several of our owners as they've moved upward. PM me if you want his contact info.

-Chris

RT Firefly · Dec 11, 2015

Greetings,
Mr. cb. I can also recommend a buyer's broker...PM please.

Britannia · Dec 11, 2015

+1 for delivering it yourself. I looked locally and then ended up buying my boat in Alaska. I had another experienced sailor to help me. I did a three day shakedown cruise, had some work done and then brought her to San Francisco. I took off three weeks in total and it was the best three week "vacation" I have ever taken. I got to share the experience with my daughters too.

Richard

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