2400 Maxum - Maxum Boat Owners Club

9Ball · 02-13-2012, 02:48 PM

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Found this sitting on the side of the Road in Solomons, MD, Looks like it needs a Good Home. I don't know anything about it, Please call the number on the For Sale sign. But it does look Very Clean!

seapuppy · 02-14-2012, 04:34 PM

dang..if it weren't 3k miles away...I might think about it!!

SP

ss3964spd · 02-16-2012, 01:32 PM

That's the earlier model of my boat. That one is a 2400 SC whereas mine is a 2400 SC3.

I think the hulls are the same, and even have the same graphics on the hull. But the top cap is different and it therefore has a different interior layout.

That one looks to be in pretty good shape. Nice boat. Someone ought to snap that one up.

9Ball · 02-16-2012, 02:01 PM

If anyone is really interested, I can stop by and get more Pics. Its just over the Solomons Bridge from me.

Todd

9Ball · 02-19-2012, 12:22 AM

I found out today that they want $28000.00 ONLY 100 HOURS on the boat.... WOW

Todd

ss3964spd · 02-20-2012, 02:01 PM

28000? WAY over priced. We picked up our 2004 2400 SC3 with only 74 hours on it for much less than that.

shrew · 02-21-2012, 03:04 PM

Value is in the eyes of the "Payoff" line in the payment book. No slight intended on anyone, but I love the price "Call for Best Pricing". This would infer there is possibly more than one price? I see no price advertised. So are we then to assume that if we call the price quoted is clearly the BEST PRICE. After all...... it's written on the sign. LOL, sorry I couldn't resist.

ss3964spd · 02-22-2012, 03:16 PM

I wouldn't mind at all paying a bit of a premium for a boat that was in far above average condition and needed nothing; no repairs, no replacements, no electronics, no cracked or torn or moldy upholstry, nothing.

When we ran across out 2400 it was almost such a boat. Technically it needed nothing except a good hull scrubbing and waxing, and to replace the e-glass in the rear enclosure. Everything else was in way above average condition for its age. It was a little more than we wanted to spend but, after having looked at similar boats of the same age, we realized we probably wouldn't find anything that was as nice for anywhere near the same price.

If that 2400 is really "turn key" then I'd offer 18 to 20K and see if they bite.