Price:
$1
Boat location:
Lewiston, Idaho, United States
Ships to:
United States, Canada
Year:
1980
Make:
Model:
2750 Victoria
Type:
Command Bridge
Hull Material:
Fiberglass
Trailer:
Included
Use:
Fresh Water
Engine Type:
Single Inboard/Outboard
Engine Make:
Jasper Marine 350
Primary Fuel Type:
Gas
For Sale By:
Private Seller
Fuel Capacity:
101 - 150 Gallons
Length:
27.0 feet
Raiting:
Questions
I am very interested in Command Bridge Cruiser.
How much to deliver to Kansas City? If running why does it need "TLC" ??? 1 dollar seems ridiculously low ?
What all is wrong with it?
Does AC/Heat work? Flush Toilet and holding tanks? Pressure Hot water heater? Both Dual driving stations? Generator? Galley? Interior good to excellent condition?
Please respond with Name and phone Number ASAP.
Thank You,
Scott
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Is this boat still available? Sorry to bother you if it is not. If it is we would like to buy it assuming the condition is as described. Thank you for your time.
Is boat still available? Thanks.
Well Hi there fellow 1980 Bayliner 2750 owner. My Victoria was the second boat I bought in the summer of 2018. My work in the oilpatch (horizontal oil well drilling (MWD Operator)) was super slow and this boat had a fairly motivated seller - a 36 year old Junior Architect working for a firm in Calgary while his Dad and family had charged him to sell the boat as the father who was the owner) was forced by health and medical issues to leave his hometown of Castlegar, BC and move to Vancouver, BC in order to more effectively battle his health predicaments. The son wanted to find someone who would take good care of the boat, and I worked hard to assure him I would. I was also living in Calgary. Well the son took a weekend trip to Scotties Marina in Castlegar to check the boat, see if it was as nice as he had remembered as a boy, and make sure it was ready for me. (He was decided that he would sell the boat to me vs a couple other suitors). We had started with a price of $4000 before the son's trip. The son called me from Castlegar and said "the boat's not as pristine as I remember my father keeping it, I'm going to drop the price for you to $2000. The next week after he got back to Calgary he called me to meet him at a downtown restaurant near his work where he'd have a bill of sale for me and the keys. I met the man and he would not take a dollar more than $1000 for the Bayliner. Awesome. About a month after buying that Bayliner, and friend on mine and myself pulled an empty trailer out to Scotties Marina to pick up my wicked boat. Boat was too big for trailer, marina wanted moorage, marina was for sale, oil patch was slow. Well, I sure as heck didn't feel like paying monthly moorage charges for my baby that was a 6.5 hour drive away so I bought the marina. Now I can drive the boat every day!! HaHa. True story. I need another one for my rental fleet. I rent these boats out to folks and they love 'em!! Rod S.
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