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Topic: in the market for a hobie?  (Read 3237 times)

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maverick

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I happened to pass by Ballard inflatable boat company (in Seattle) and they are getting out of the kayak business. 25% off all hobie models that they have in stock.. I saw maybe three revolutions, a few outbacks, and one pro angler. as well as a few paddle models. one staff member said the boats were going to auction at the end of the month but wouldn't give any details.


Sinker

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That would have been awesome about 3 months ago! 

I guess the addition of sales tax and driving would have made it about a wash for me coming from PDX though. 
I would much rather be up a creek without a paddle than down one.


maverick

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*edit: you also get an extra 4% if you pay cash or check or maybe it was 4% less if you payed with card.. ??? I don't recall




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Don't forget guys it pays to buy local. Other than the good karma snuggie of supporting a local shop, when you need to get it serviced it needs to go back to the store you bought it from. Plus building the kayak fishing scene in your hood is always great too!
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Without calling the shop, anyone kno how long the sale is going to last? I hope to be back there before it closes out.
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maverick

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until they get rid of them.. in may when I went he said they were going to auction them at the end of month, but I went back a couple weeks ago looking to see if they dropped the prices.. and he said as soon as they're all gone they're bringing in a new "line" but he was reluctant to say what.


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Anyone need a crap load of firewood?  Figure if I can sell 8-10 cords worth I can afford to buy one of those Hobies.
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Skidplate

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You may want to call to check, but I believe I talked to them a couple months back and these were 2007 models that they bought at a discount.
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