Boats Less Than $30K Recent Noteworthy Finds

[Celestialsailor]

You're killing me. Makes me want to move to Fl.

[RyeRover]

A couple of project boats for those located in Australia

https://yachthub.com/list/yachts-for...-bishop/234411

https://yachthub.com/list/yachts-for...h-pilot/250825

[Katapult Mike]

Ok, this boat is not my cup of tea, but I do think it is "noteworthy":



http://https://www.latitude38.com/ad...d-cutter-1980/

[Misfitts]

Originally Posted by Katapult Mike

Ok, this boat is not my cup of tea, but I do think it is "noteworthy":



http://https://www.latitude38.com/ad...d-cutter-1980/

Weird/dead link for me...

[Katapult Mike]

Originally Posted by Misfitts

Weird/dead link for me...

41 FT Block Island Cutter 1980 - Latitude38

Try this one.

[Misfitts]

Originally Posted by Katapult Mike

41 FT Block Island Cutter 1980 - Latitude38

Try this one.

Thanks!

[Sentinel]

Originally Posted by rbonilla

1985 Ericson 28+Attachment 239158

Are you able to send me more details including location to Danieliacuzzi@gmail.com. Sorry I'm not trusted on here enough to private message just yet.
Respectfully,
Daniel

[laird]

How much tax do you have to pay in florida

[Celestialsailor]

Originally Posted by laird

How much tax do you have to pay in florida

Google is your friend.

[OutOfControl]

Originally Posted by laird

How much tax do you have to pay in florida

Generally 6% plus an additional locality tax determined by each county. My county(Nassau) charges a locality tax of 1% on the first $5000, which would be an additional $50.
So the tax on a $30,000 vessel in my county would be $1,800 plus another $50.
There are loopholes to lessen or avoid this tax.

[CaptWho]

Originally Posted by OutOfControl

There are loopholes to lessen or avoid this tax.

What kind of loopholes? I lived on Fort Myers Beach for a number of years and never heard that there was a way to reduce the tax.

[laird]

The prices in the States are very attractive to me sitting here in the UK ,if you can haggle those prices down a bit as well , I personally don't fancy anything over 40ft ,the costs of the repairs ,but I'd love to inspect the engine on that Morgan ,if it's fixable that ones a Buy

I've got another three years before all of my pension pots kick in ,I'm hoping that it's back to being a buyers market by then ,my rough plan is to fly to Florida ,hire a car and go boat hunting lol ,not much of a plan but it's the One I've got

[Celestialsailor]

Originally Posted by laird

The prices in the States are very attractive to me sitting here in the UK ,if you can haggle those prices down a bit as well , I personally don't fancy anything over 40ft ,the costs of the repairs ,but I'd love to inspect the engine on that Morgan ,if it's fixable that ones a Buy

I've got another three years before all of my pension pots kick in ,I'm hoping that it's back to being a buyers market by then ,my rough plan is to fly to Florida ,hire a car and go boat hunting lol ,not much of a plan but it's the One I've got

Sounds lkike a good plan. I've never seen a diesel that could not be brought back to life.

[OutOfControl]

Originally Posted by CaptWho

What kind of loopholes? I lived on Fort Myers Beach for a number of years and never heard that there was a way to reduce the tax.

There are a few ways to skirt or lessen the tax. Private sales are an easy example.
It also depends on where the boat is or will be registered, where it was sold and if the purchase was private or commercial.
Sen. John Kerry has more info if you need it.

[CaptWho]

1981 Yorktown Sloop - $16,000 (Wilmington Calif)

As far as Yorktowns go, not a bad looking boat.


https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lg...327099790.html