How long have you owned your current boat?

[Pyrojodge]

Talking to a good friend/ boat broker he made a comment that most people have a 3 yr turn over on boats. Mike stated that I am an odd ball (yeah big surprise:lol since I am going on my 7th season... so was curious how long you guys have owned your current boat?:huh:

 

[endless seas]

Five years and love it.

 

[HUMPH]

15 months and counting. The 320 we had for 1 year and found that we needed more room. W actually came close to listing it last month to go bigger and live aboard but have held off for now.

 

[CV-23]

I've had the CV-23 since 1999....sleek & fast running cuddy great for skiing & hanging out on the water. No plans on selling her. My 270SD is a totally different boating experience and more expensive fuel wise. I have no plans on selling her soon and a larger boat can not be supported where I boat 90% of the time, Mike.

 

[JimG]

This will be my 4th season in this one. I had the 270 for 9 seasons.

 

[Pietro]

Since 1993!

Am I going to win something??? :grin:

 

[Molson]

We bought it last August after we blew a head gasket in our Doral. We plan on keeping it for 5ish years. If we need bigger I have access to a 34 Chris Craft.

 

[JOHN R.316]

I pick up my 460 on April 14,2012 from Marine Max Brick.

 

[worzy1014]

My dad bought the 81 245 back in 1992 (when I was 9) , I claimed it in 2004. 20 years of memories on that boat, I hope my 300 will provide the same!

 

[MonacoMike]

Looks like the comment on 3 years is spot on. 3 years is leading by a long shot now.

MM

 

[HUMPH]

I pick up my 460 on April 14,2012 from Marine Max Brick.

Congrats! I have a friend with a 450DA with the same name as your 460.

 

[moparlvr4406]

going on season 2 with the Sea Rays
my Fisher Marine Marsh Hawk bass boat ...I purchased new in 1985

 

[midway]

Bought mine in Feb 04, the one before that I bought in Oct 86.

 

[Bucit]

A little over two years with the Sea RAy but I bought my Aqua Sport new in 1998 and sold it in 2010 to move up.

 

[jason78]

Nearly 3 years with the 280DA now so I am doing better than my first boat, the 225 Weekender, that I had for only 6 months before getting the 280. I am really happy with the 280 but sometimes think about moving up to a 340. Not sure I want to give up the ability to trailer to the coast or other lakes if I choose to do so. Even though I don't currently trailer it, the option is still there. That option is pretty much out the window with a 340. The 280 does great for me though and I keep it in tip top shape.

 

[Gofirstclass]

We've had this one just 2 years this month.

My first boat I had 11 years. My 330's I had for 11 years. I guess I'm at the long end of the curve.

 

[Tonka Boater]

This is our 4th season with the 280. I had a bug to sell it two seasons ago to buy a ski boat.....glad that didn't work out. I love my 280...perfect size for our family and our lake.

 

[Nehalennia]

This will be our 5th summer aboard ~Nehalennia ∆~ . We had Nehalennia II for 7 years and Nehalennia the original for 4 years before that. My first boat (1991 180BR) I had for 4 years.

 

[deniska]

We owned our 320 for 1 season, our next boat for 2 seasons and are in the process of closing on our new boat right now.

 

[OldSkool]

4 years for Old Skool. Many more before that on previous boats. I can't think of one reason I would sell it. If I buy bigger I'll keep OS for the memories.