Looking for the owner

[Powercruiser]

Hello all. Hope somebody may help with my issue. Last weekend I met a person at Avi Resort in Nevada with his power boat. We were going to meet again next day since I was interested in buying his boat. Next day at the river he and his buddies were gone. And I was soooo interested in his boat. Now, all I found out in the little conversation we had:

his first name: Corey ( Cory, Cori ...?)
He lives in Orange County, California
his friends there: celebrating a bachelor party
boat build: 1963
picture of the boat showing: AZ 7938 BP

Is there a chance to find the owner ?

Thank you.

 

[Fun Times]

Hello all. Hope somebody may help with my issue. Last weekend I met a person at Avi Resort in Nevada with his power boat. We were going to meet again next day since I was interested in buying his boat. Next day at the river he and his buddies were gone. And I was soooo interested in his boat. Now, all I found out in the little conversation we had:

his first name: Corey ( Cory, Cori ...?)
He lives in Orange County, California
his friends there: celebrating a bachelor party
boat build: 1963
picture of the boat showing: AZ 7938 BP

Is there a chance to find the owner ?

Thank you.

If this guy Corey likes to to hangout on any type of performance style boating forums, than you may want to try all the local CA, AZ, NV, type boating forums. Good luck.

http://www.performanceboats.com/forum.php
http://www.riverdavesplace.com/forums/index.php
http://www.riverracer.net/forums/
http://www.boatracingfacts.com/forums/index.php

 

[BosnBill]

Bummer Powercruiser,

Maybe he didn't really want to sell her. It's not a good market to sell boats. Did you indicate any real interest in buying the boat or act casual about it to get the better deal? If so, he may have smelt a low ball and moved on. If he really wanted to sell the boat, he'd be back next day. If there was a party going on, people will say things that they're thinking about but not ready to act on. That's been my experience anyway.