Anybody know the story behind these boats???

[swatguy]

Some sick deals. Camp/promo/rental? I understand a yes to those could drop prices, but even so.

(4) 2013 Model Year Nauti's in 40's

http://www.mbaquaticcenter.com/nautique-sale/black.php

[dttheel]

There must be some story there. But, a quick glance shows that they are very stripped down. No LINC. No bimini. And, something about the hull on the "red" one doesn't look right. I have a 2013 210 and the front of the hull just doesn't look the same to me.

[eyekode]

Anybody know the story behind these boats???

From a quick google it very likely they are salt water boats.

[scottb7]

Awesome deals. Obviously just not team edition boats.

[nyryan2001]

Someone call and find out the hours... Probably over 1000

[TX-Foilhead]

Stripped down boats being sold by Mission Bay Aquatic Center, I'm not sure you could anything more to devalue them.

[migs]

Salt.

[scarbs]

Probably no trailer either...

[seth]

Yes those are definitely salt water boats being used in Mission Bay. I think you can either rent them with a driver or they do lessons and im sure they have higher hours. Good deal for someone who is already in salt water.

[cedarcreek216]

As stated above, very stripped down. Actually not that great of a deal considering can get a fresh water team for under $70k with 1/10 of the hours. Not LINC, no stereo to speak of, no trailer probably and so on. Guess if you want a deal in the boat itself and do the rest yourself it's a deal, but will take a lot to get to the Nautique standard specs. Only real big deal missing is LINC.


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[migs]

Add should read: "NEVER in fresh water"

[Mikeski]

Not sure what has changed but these boats used to come back through the dealerships when the Aquatic Center was done with them. They are great deals from what I know about them. The Aquatic Center has been running boats in salt more than most and they understand what to do and what not to do with boats around salt. I have heard they do a special mechanic prep before the boats every hit the water including some special coatings and treatments on the motors so they do not have long term issues with wiring or manifolds. Not sure why they don't have any SN200 direct drives listed? Maybe those were already snatched up. The guys that run bouys in salt or brackish waters used to grab these deals pretty quickly.