Sexiest thing I have ever seen. I wonder what the MSRP is on a boat like this? 200?
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Sexiest thing I have ever seen. I wonder what the MSRP is on a boat like this? 200?
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It’s just a wrap on an all white SA450.
Wraps are probably $8k-$10k installed.
My question is, where is the driver?
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Is that on Lanier? Seems I remember seeing a boat with that scheme on it where I bought my boat .Quote:
Originally Posted by CptAmerica
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It’s a 2021 from Atlanta MarineQuote:
Originally Posted by HFarr
https://www.boattrader.com/boat/2021...a-450-8005436/
With wrap, that 2021 MSRP was probably upper 180’s
2022, low 200’s
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Yep. Thought so. Same one I saw there when I bought my boat. Probably have a picture of it somewhere in the background.Quote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
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love that exterior. I'd sport that at the lake all day long.
interior, not so much. wouldn't ever pick that for my build and when selling time comes, that's going to shrink your available pool of buyers...
If I remember correctly at the time, I believe my salesman said that they were using that one as a demo boat for wakeboarding and surfing. Might have been another white SA they had next to it, but I think it was the camo.
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I love the interior.Quote:
Originally Posted by sandm
I think it's called "Lottablue". LoL!
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I like the blue interior. But understand it’s polarizing.
It looks even better in person.
I remember when the peanut butter interiors were new and love/hate. Now everyone has a PB interior.
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One of my main gripes when designing my Craz, is the extreme limitation in interior color, both vinyl and gatorstep.Quote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
one of our rules of thumb with any boat after our first one was to always try to pick colors that would be easy to resell. 90% or better of new boat owners don't keep them for more than 3-5 years so maximizing that resell factor should always be on the radar.
the wilder colors, although they do have the coolness factor, are not what most want to live with day in and out and although chilltek mitigates it a little, in the southwest interior color is a HUGE factor in how usable the seats are. not an issue in the northern climates.
Our summers have been getting hotter and longer and my dark graphite accents get boiling hot even on an average day. I would venture to say in any climate the interior color is a big factor unless you have the chilltek or other technology to offset the heat.Quote:
Originally Posted by sandm