Boat/Motor Sales

LET US HELP YOU SELL YOUR BOAT & MARINE RELATED EQUIPMENT!

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For Sale"

If you don't see it "for sale" ask us.

We might not have listed it yet. - 609-812-5195

taskmarinesvc@yahoo.com Capt. Matt

Let TASK Marine know what you are looking for.

We have select boats & motors 4-sale that might not be listed on this site.

Or maybe we have a customer who is buying a bigger or smaller vessel and is ready to sell. 609-812-5195 ask for Matt

WE PURCHASE SELECT BOATS & MOTORS. We will be added some soon (check back often)

O u t b o a r d M o t o r s : Not all motors listed (CALL US we might not have it listed.)

Registered & Insured

"We Do Evaluations"

Let us know if you need our advice before

you purchase your next vessel.

We will come out to the vessel & report our findings to you. We offer a written report.

N E W T O B O A T I N G ?

Need help with finding the right boat for you?

We LISTEN to your needs and then make a recommendation.

So you’ve decided to buy your first boat. Congratulations!

Unlike cars, however, recreational boats are not about simple transportation. Some people buy boats because they’ve made the decision to get away with family and friends and go to places where landlubbers can’t go. Bays, rivers, lakes, harbors, lagoons, sand bars/islands and even oceans are suddenly available for your exploration when you own a boat.

What's your reason for buying a boat? Are you interested in fishing, water sports or just cruising. Decide if you will use your boat for day-boating or over-night? Of course, there is the new vs. used boat decision.

If you know someone who has just the right boat you are looking for, they took “real good” care of it, you trust them and they want to sell it at a good price—then by all means, buy their boat. You almost can’t go wrong in a situation like that.

But buying a boat from a “stranger” can often lead to problems. We can help you get the most out of the purchase experience while avoiding some pitfalls in the process. An evaluation can reveal any anomalies with the boat, and let you know whether you’re getting a good boat at a good price or simply buying somebody else’s headache.

Should you decide that you don't want to spend the money now for your potential boat to be checked out/an evaluation here is some good advice so you don't spend that money later.

#1 piece of advice If you are buying from an individual, you should insist that they meet you at your favorite marina, launch the boat, and let you take it for a test-drive. Getting a boat on the water will clue you in to lots of potential problems. How does the engine run? Does it handle well? If you buy a boat from someone’s front yard, don’t be surprised if you find yourself stranded the first time you take it out. The main reason to test drive on the water --The boat engine could run differently while pulling the weight of the boat! If the seller resists, that is a good clue that the boat is a big headache and they just want to get rid of it.

#2 Ask to see the Service Records.

#3 Are you getting ready to buy a boat, but want to make sure you do not overpay? NADA https:www.boats.com/nada-guides/.

If you aren't sure about the purchase... it's better to have someone (TASK MARINE LLC) who is around boats everyday then to be calling someone later.

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WOW... SO YOU BOUGHT A BOAT! Common Sense Advice

Before you load the boat up with the WHOLE crew.

* Get used to the boat with one other person*

Learn how to handle, maneuver and dock your new vessel.

Make certain you have a working VHF radio aboard or at least a hand held.

Don't rely on your cell phone. Your VHF can save your life.

Get a Safety Check: http://cgaux.org/vsc/.

Happy boating, and we’ll see you on the water!