ISO 2010+ SAN 210 or 230

[jojo]

Looking for a 2010 or newer SAN 210 or 230. I am in SE Michigan. I would really prefer the 230 but might be willing the "settle" for the 210 depending on what is out there

Thanks!

[groove_e1]

https://www.planetnautique.com/vb5/f...nc-and-nss-66k

[jojo]

https://www.planetnautique.com/vb5/f...nc-and-nss-66k

Great looking boat and I would be extremely interested if it were not 1500 miles away

[jondavis08]

Still looking? I have a 2014 210 I'm considering parting ways with

[jojo]

Still looking? I have a 2014 210 I'm considering parting ways with

Sadly, yes. PM'ed you.

[CWNautique]

i have a 2015 with 134 hours available

[srock]

Don't be swayed by distance. The properly priced, low hour, clean boat is easily shipped. Being in south Florida, I have purchased 3 out of town to avoid salt water boats. It's really no big deal. Ask a lot of questions, work out the price, take a cheap flight to review and contact a DOT licensed shipper. I will add that the "search" button will yield a bunch of information on the topic.

[jojo]

Don't be swayed by distance. The properly priced, low hour, clean boat is easily shipped. Being in south Florida, I have purchased 3 out of town to avoid salt water boats. It's really no big deal. Ask a lot of questions, work out the price, take a cheap flight to review and contact a DOT licensed shipper. I will add that the "search" button will yield a bunch of information on the topic.

It's the "properly priced" part I'm having the hardest part with right now. The people with 210's over in for sale section think their boats paid them to use them (asking more than they would have been purchased for). Has COVID really messed up the market that bad?!?

[DRohde27]

Yes...i see the same thing! However, I have seen a few more hit the market in the last week or so......wonder if any that bought during COVID are having buyers remorse paying such high prices..... I seen a lot priced which looked like more then new.

I'm in the same boat (or lack of) as you.