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dasno:
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--- Quote from: dasno on February 01, 2010, 04:27:22 pm ---Thanks for the welcome wmccall and the information Vanguard definitely appreciate it.
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I'd ask the dealer when he will have the new 2010 versions in. That will let him know you are knowledgeable about what he has. Then ask him for his best end-of-year pricing on the models he has left from '09.
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Spatech... the tubs were already reduced down he has the La Palma for 5000 and another hot spot. I decided to check out the store again after the infamous travelling spa-circus came to PA.
I currently have a freebee that I received last summer a 10+ year old 2 person PDC spa. The thing had 2 leaks when I got it one of which still leaks and it heats by using the pump as a heat source (can you say ineffecient). Takes about 3 days to warm up 135 gallon tub. 6 Jets and 2 of them are coming apart and 3 others don't mix the air and water so well anymore. What else can you expect from a freebee. :D Anyhow it was a good starting tub to see how much use I would get out of a spa. Oh yea and the G/F loves it!
Anyhow since I don't have alot to spend and 5000 seemed too good of a price for that size of tub I thought I would research the tub which I still haven't found many reviews for it. Oh yea as an addition that includes the sub panel, start up chems, delivery, cover...
Anyhow thanks very much for all who responded I have been learning alot on the forums and I think I am going to see if I can't wet test it as recommended by alot of different sites. I will keep you all posted on how things go... Still would like to hear more feed back on this line of spas if anyone has some.
hottubdan:
Great price. We have 1 left for $5500
Spatech_tuo:
--- Quote from: dasno on February 02, 2010, 07:32:16 pm ---
Spatech... the tubs were already reduced down he has the La Palma for 5000 and another hot spot. I decided to check out the store again after the infamous travelling spa-circus came to PA.
it. Oh yea as an addition that includes the sub panel, start up chems, delivery, cover...
Anyhow thanks very much for all who responded I have been learning alot on the forums and I think I am going to see if I can't wet test it as recommended by alot of different sites. I will keep you all posted on how things go... Still would like to hear more feed back on this line of spas if anyone has some.
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Wet test it but it sure sounds like he's giving a very good discount to move that spa.
dasno:
Ok so I decided to sink the money into the La Palma model. Hopefully all goes well the snow continues to melt and I get it installed in the next couple of weeks.
Will try to post some pics later on.
Thanks for all the information everyone.
dvaron:
Hi,
I am also looking at the La Palma. I have two concerns- one is that the foot well seems very shallow. Have you noticed that? Did you wet test it?
I was only able to try it dry, and rather than sit up, seems your legs are almost out straight.
Also, I have never been great at bargaining, but I am paying cash and have a limited amount. The dealer quoted me $6195 for the base model 2009 AND it is a floor model so used. Should I bargain? Do you think it is reasonable to expect a similar deal to $5000?
Add ozonator and lift cover and it will be a bit more.
Please advise!!
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