What they don't have is any kind of search, or really any kind of well organized listings...like needle in haystack trying to find something specific. You can use google's site specific search, by entering something like this in the google.com search field: site:sailingtexas.com montgomery cheers, John S. On 03/14/2017 01:44 PM, John Schinnerer wrote:
I think you mean "Sailing Texas"...
They do say right up top they're not just in Texas...though Texas is so big that maybe everything is in Texas...I can get away with saying that 'cause my cousin married into Texas... :-)
And yeah, I remember when looking for boats that this site would come up in searches a lot...this explains it.
cheers, John S.
On 03/14/2017 01:01 PM, Thomas Buzzi wrote:
Hi All, A dear friend who was refitting a 1974 Monty 17 passed away last year. His widow asked me to help sell the boat. I took out an ad in "Sailboats Texas". Within a week I had four interested parties and one of them just bought the boat today. Their service is very good. They seem to handle boats from all over the United States so apparently it works to use them even if you are far from Texas since buyers know to look there for used boats. The ads are free although they ask for at least a small donation when the boat sells of at least $25 up to 10% of the deal price although they will let it go, period if you cannot muster funds. Very reasonable and very good results.
Fair winds,
Tom B.
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