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Nasty
07-13-2009, 05:48 PM
How many of you'll went with the 12 year financing when purchasing your boat? When you crunch the number it seems like robbery.
jsmoke222000
07-13-2009, 05:50 PM
I went 12 years with Bank of the West. I pay double payments though. What did you get?
How many of you'll went with the 12 year financing when purchasing your boat? When you crunch the number it seems like robbery.
Damn....Did not know you could finance a boat that long???? Most Credit Unions have good rates right now....If your company has one
I have banked with Calcasieu Marine/Hibernia/Capitol One for 30 years.
They wanted 18.5% for a boat loan.
The boat dealer wanted 8%.
I got 6.5% from my Credit Union.
I got a 5 year note, not a 12 year.
fishinpox
07-13-2009, 06:51 PM
shop around i did mine with neighbors fedral credit union for 8 years but couldnt stand thinking about all that intrest so i payed it off a year after i bought it. my friend told me there is a credit union called eagle something but they were giving him something crazy like 3.7 percent on 10 years . i know that your rate will go up the longer you streach it out
swamp snorkler
07-13-2009, 07:15 PM
You dont have to be a member to get a loan from a credit union. I did it it was very easy.
exspeck big specks
07-13-2009, 07:23 PM
JP Morgan just quit doing boat and RV loans--4-those who care
too risk adverse
Nasty
07-13-2009, 08:44 PM
I have 6 months to think about it. I am leaning to the blue wave 180 V-bay with 115 Suzuki. It should go 47 at wot. It should get no less than 5 miles to the gallon. I am looking for smaller rig than I have now. I was thinking the credit union route too. Or, paying double payments with the 12 year deal.
Salty
07-13-2009, 09:08 PM
I have 6 months to think about it. I am leaning to the blue wave 180 V-bay with 115 Suzuki. It should go 47 at wot. It should get no less than 5 miles to the gallon. I am looking for smaller rig than I have now. I was thinking the credit union route too. Or, paying double payments with the 12 year deal.
Blue Wave and Suzuki suck.....ain't what W's got. :spineyes:
MulletBreath
07-13-2009, 09:16 PM
financing is the way to go. CSE 10 year loan at 5.75 steadily keeps my line in the water any day i choose and from prien lake to the rigs. i love the low notes and get them directly withdrawn, so i never even notice the money is gone. once this one's paid off, its time to sell and finance a 25' shearwater!!!!:help:
Deadly D
07-13-2009, 09:16 PM
Salty you know he has that 1200 sea fox with a trolling motor:*****::*****::*****::*****:
Salty
07-13-2009, 09:24 PM
Salty you know he has that 1200 sea fox with a trolling motor:*****::*****::*****::*****:
Yep, Minn Kota sucks 'cause he's got a MotorGuide and it's a beast....24 lb thrust and 30" shaft.
Wait a minute...I might have the numbers backwards. :eek:
Deadly D
07-13-2009, 09:37 PM
Yep, Minn Kota sucks 'cause he's got a MotorGuide and it's a beast....24 lb thrust and 30" shaft.
Wait a minute...I might have the numbers backwards. :eek:
omg you going to have to send me another key board:*****::*****:
LaAngler
07-13-2009, 09:48 PM
12 years is a long time on a depreciating asset
Reel Bender
07-13-2009, 09:49 PM
12 years is a long time on a depreciating asset
Thats what I was thinking.
You positive you going to keep it for 12 years?
Salty
07-13-2009, 09:52 PM
omg you going to have to send me another key board:*****::*****:
D, you average about a keyboard a week. :)
all star rod
07-13-2009, 09:53 PM
Salty I am glad the I have two things that W thinks are the best: Curado Reel and Yamaha 4 stroke!:*****:Salty, do you use anything that W uses???? Seems you do not!:cry:
Nasty I did mine for 8 years and hope to pay it in 6-7 thru Dow Federal Credit Union. BTW, I do not work for Dow. Anyone can get a loan thru them if your credit is good. Got it for 7.9%.
Deadly D
07-13-2009, 09:55 PM
D, you average about a keyboard a week. :)
its all your fault or should I say W's. That boy dont stand a chance with you:*****:I know we are talking on the wrong thread but who cares
Thru the Credit Union I uses, they knocked off 1/2% if you put down 20% if the
total price.
Salty
07-14-2009, 07:41 AM
its all your fault or should I say W's. That boy dont stand a chance with you:*****:I know we are talking on the wrong thread but who cares
The SOONER he realizes that....the better off he'll be. :eek:
Capt. Ryan Rachunek
07-14-2009, 10:05 AM
If you're financing a boat for more than five years, your probably stretching yourself too thin.....
Save your money for a year and pay cash.............I'm done giving the banks all that money.........Debt free is the way to be!!!! Except for the house of course.........
Nasty
07-14-2009, 09:47 PM
Thanks for the advice guys! I don't think I'll be going down the 10 or 12 year route! The credit union is probably the way I'll go.
Nasty
07-14-2009, 10:01 PM
I'm starting to rethink if I really want to buy new. I have always bought 2nd hand. I know there is always a good used boat out there. Anyone familiar with the Wellcraft steplift v20 hulls? I can get one of those dirt cheap and use as a close-in rig boat. Only thing it will look like an antique.
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