******How much would you pay for this boat?******
Buddy at work is selling his boat for a bigger/better one. It's a 2004 Triumph 170CC Center Console w/ a 2004 Yamaha 60hp 4 stroke. He has the Bimini top, new in the box, and all the pads for the seats etc.. He bought it new and it has been well looked after and serviced. This is one of those "make me a deal" jobs, so my question to you guys is......how much would you pay for this boat? (2007 model ranges from $15-$20K)
Is that Huntington Harbor, Sunset Aquatic ramp?...
Anyway, 11-12 would be a nice buddy deal...Considering the Yamaha 4 stroke set up.....I m not into that new plastic hull feel though, but i heard it s nice.
Yes, that is @ Huntington......
Thx for the response :thumb:
from the pics the boat looks really clean but without a inspection of the motor its hard to give a price ... i would say between 12-17Kdepending on condition
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That's a really nice looking fishing boat.
I don't think my budget would get me in that sweet looking boat.
One can Dream LOL !!
Tm65
those are definately nice looking boats... There is a used one at a local dealer... It was an 01 or 02 with a 100hp Yamaha four stroke asking $13k or so... I'd offer around $12k for that one considering it only has a 60hp on it.
Triumph
I have this exact boat, but the 2006 version. Even though it is considered more of a "bay" type boat, it has yet to touch American waters. I have towed it numerous times down to Baja Mexico, as far as Loreto and have found myself up to 40 miles offshore without any worries!
I have snatched some very good catches of large Yellowtail, Tuna, Sierras, and even Striped Marlin! It is one awesome little boat with about a 140 mile range in decent water, and very stable. Just wash it off and it's ready to go again. It is made of ROPLENE...completely indestructible material and stays looking great. I paid 16K and love very bit of it!! Check out the triumph website and look up the "Bubba Test". Google "Triumph Boats" and see what I mean. I have taken a 33" aluminum bat to the samples of roplene available at the dealers and it doesn't even nick it.
An awesome piece of technology.
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