NH Boat Museum Boat Auction

Descant · 07-15-2014, 05:17 PM

"Dad Sold":

This was one of the best auctions ever in terms of the number and quality of boats. Years ago, there were boats in "restorable" condition, a group of loose boards on a trailer with a box of parts, so to speak. Nothing like that this year, although there could be in the future. The smalls (boat and camp accessories, paintings, etc.) were also very good, and good assortment. Not many items that didn't sell, although there will always be a few. So, were there any "good deals"? Everybody who bought something got a deal and went home happy. Go next year, buy something and you'll be happy, too. Happier than if you stay home to do chores, anyway.

(I know some folks who will do chores for you at a fair price. See some of the other threads on area services.)

07-15-2014, 05:17 PM	#8
Descant Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Merrimack and Welch Island Posts: 4,476 Thanks: 1,387 Thanked 1,667 Times in 1,086 Posts	Chores? "Dad Sold": This was one of the best auctions ever in terms of the number and quality of boats. Years ago, there were boats in "restorable" condition, a group of loose boards on a trailer with a box of parts, so to speak. Nothing like that this year, although there could be in the future. The smalls (boat and camp accessories, paintings, etc.) were also very good, and good assortment. Not many items that didn't sell, although there will always be a few. So, were there any "good deals"? Everybody who bought something got a deal and went home happy. Go next year, buy something and you'll be happy, too. Happier than if you stay home to do chores, anyway. (I know some folks who will do chores for you at a fair price. See some of the other threads on area services.)