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Fall Boat ShowsUnfortunately, the summer boating season is coming to an end. That’s the sad news. The good news is that Fall Boat Shows are in full swing and boaters are marking their calendars to make sure they won’t miss out on any “fall deals”. We have a long list of Fall Boat Shows for you. New boaters have an opportunity to join the boating community; while seasoned boaters can trade up to a larger, a newer, or a new boat. But, buyer beware! Buying one, two, three or even six boats doesn’t qualify you as a "Boat Buying Expert". There is just too much to know. The majority of boat buyers make mistakes that cost them time and money, and often buy the WRONG boat. How do you know which boat is RIGHT for you? The answer is simple—buy the one that FITS you and your family. Buying one that doesn’t FIT could ruin boating. Here is just one example of buying a boat that doesn’t fit from many horror stories in “Buy a Boat With Confidence”. MISTAKENot identifying the activities or type of boating before buying. HORROR STORY Jason bought a 28’ cruiser with 10’ beam to weekend cruise on his lake. He didn’t spend any time thinking about it. He just jumped into the purchase and got “a real deal”, because he was in the right place at the right time. To satisfy his desire, Jason had to trade his wide beam cruiser for a minicruiser with 8 1/2' trailerable beam. It cost him $10,000 overall to trade down. If he had done his homework first and bought a boat that FIT his trip, he could have saved $10,000 and a lot of frustration and wasted time; and enjoyed what he really wanted to do with his boat right off the mark. LESSONS LEARNEDDo your homework. Identify what boating activities you want to participate in (THE TRIP) and then purchase the right type of boat. Don’t be in a hurry and end up with the wrong boat.
Don, like thousands of other "Buy a Boat With Confidence" buyers will be prepared and knowledgeable. He won’t make the hundreds of common boat buying mistakes and will save money throughout the whole boat buying process. Equip yourself with "Buy a Boat With Confidence" before you buy your first or next boat. Buy a Boat With Confidence will help you identify the boat that FITS--saving you time and money also ensuring a pleasant buying and boating experience. There are over 400 pages of boat buying information every boater should know before setting out to buy. It walks you through the 7-step boat buying process. Free Boat Buying ReportThe "Boat Buying Report" is a brief summary of the 400 page book "Buy a Boat With Confidence". Get your free report to get an idea of what is in the book. Next NewsletterOur next newsletter will list and explain "Things to do at a Fall Boat Show". You can go prepared and get more out of the Show. Previous Newsletters:What if Your Chart Plotter Quits? e-LessonsAn e-Lesson is a lesson about one specific topic--like one chapter out of a book that you can dowload, print and read immediately. Dawsons e-Lessons
will help put the "ing" in Boating this summer.
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Buy a Boat with Confidence is written for anyone who is contemplating a boat purchase. 400 pages of information will keep you from making the mistakes of other boat buyers and help you save money as well. For more information, see Buy A Boat With Confidence. Inexpensive Trim Tabsfor Small Boats |
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