Need your help!!
 

Hey guys! So I've continued my search for the right boat. It's a hard time now cause my father is having to put his mother in assisted living. I've found what I think is a deal that can't be turned down. It's a 2005 SANTE 210. Immaculate condition with around 350 hours. I've got the seller down to 28k!!! All I need to do is show them it's a deal that can't be turned down!! Please help me convince them it's a hell of a deal!!:D

Need to show them (my parents)

Maybe this will help.

http://onlyinboards.com/Details.aspx?ID=31682

http://onlyinboards.com/Details.aspx?ID=31400

http://onlyinboards.com/Details.aspx?ID=31096

http://onlyinboards.com/Details.aspx?ID=31247

http://onlyinboards.com/Details.aspx?ID=28813

Dear Mr and Mrs Tillet,

Your son has found a great deal on one of the best and most sought after wakeboard boats of all time. I believe it to be a great deal assuming everything checks out well. 350 hours is average hours at most. If you purchase this above boat for ~28k and find out it isn't for you or Chase doesn't deserve it I would estimate you would be able to sell for 35k+ during the summer half of the year and probably 32-35 in the offseason. Point being you don't stand to lose much and may even gain value in boat value if you decide to sell. Searching onlyinboards.com for 2004 to 2006 SAN210's I found this data. 9 boats, a high price of 51k, a low price of 33.5k, and an average price of 39,867. Even if you take away the 2 most expensive you get an average price of 37,271. The boat your son is purposing is 25% less then the average price excluding the 2 most expensive and about 16.5% less then the lowest price. Again, assuming the boat checks out this is a near unbeatable deal.

Sincerely

Mr Polarbill1999

LMAO Well done Mr Yates, well done indeed.

Ha ha....

That was awesome mr polar

Lmfao polar Bill! That was classy and the prefect text book answer!