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offer 25 jeffrey E. <[email protected]>
Monday, January 16, 2017 8:56 PM
Larry
Re: GV offer
On Mon, Jan 16, 2017 at 4:51 PM, Larry 5 s wrote:
Messag= from Susan and Justin,.
Justin will adjust the quote taking into account using our fuel in=St Thomas,.should have his quote later today,
I Arrive in Brunswick today at 9pm,. l&=39;II have better update ref GIV Pressurization repair.
Jeffrey, this is my estimate for GV dem=,. Taking into account using our fuel in St Thomas for your review,.
Pleas= see email from Susan below regarding their price:
Should I offer $25k all in for dem=, or do you want to adjust?
gallon. =Is Advise?
Thx L=rry
Jeffrey, This is my esti=ate: they have to clear customs in Buffalo, fuel price is high there, I wa= quoted $6.43 per
O=tario to Buffalo .5 fuel 300 gallons $6.43 per gallon = $1,929.00<=span>
BUF -=TIST 3.5 fuel 1600 gallons $6.43=per gallon = $10,288.00
TIST - TEB. =.0 My fuel in STT you can tanker to get you home.,
TEB - DC area. 4>=A0 1.0 I'll fuel 2300 gallons in St Thomas, <=div>
Total flight=time 9.0 hours x 30001bs per hour 27,000 lbs = 4000 gallons=/span>
=1span>
Hote= Marriott STT using my Discount code TVL = $382.00 per night
Pilot & CoCa=t Pay $1,300 each
Per Diet 4>=A0 $100 each
STT Handling We will pay,=$795.00
Fuel $12,217.00 X 2.
Hotel for 2 4>=A0
Pilot pay 2 days
Food. =C24> $24,434.00
$ =C24> 764.00
=C24> 5,200.00
Q=A0 200.00
<=iv>Total 4>=ACI =C24* $30,598.00.
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Begin forwarded message:
=b>From: Susan Kopacz
Date: January 16,=2017 at 2:40:11 PM EST
To: Larry ONI MII >
Cc: Justin Jenkins =lt;justin@je=evolutions.com SS>
Subject: Re: GV offer
Dear Larry,
<=pan>
Pursuant to our phone conversation today we are able =o make the aircraft and crew available
for the demo flight on Wednesday mo=ning.
The cost would be twice fuel=plus any airport/landings/overflight fees and crew expenses. We
esti=ate the cost to be between $40k and $50k depending on how much fuel we tak= on which as discussed is well
below charter rate.
=br>Therefore please wire $40k and we will either refund or invoice f=r the balance once all
costs are finalized. I will send wire instruc=ions momentarily.
As discussed we have ju=t dramatically reduced the price from $12.995M to $11.995M making it
the b=st value on the market, after extrapolating key value points and the downt=me associated with the factory fresh
prebuy, new paint, new interior and o=her inspections recently completed. We may have further flexibility in the=pricing
depending on the terms and conditions of your offer but we have ha= a tremendous uptick in interest in the last week. I
feel it is a combinat=on of the elections and the holidays being behind us, as well of the lack =f availability of aircraft
comparable to ours.
If we are able to reach an accord on price and terms, we will credit=half the trip costs towards
the purchase price at closing.
Thank you for your interest and we look forward to workin= with you.
Sincerely
Susa=
Susan Kopacz
President<=r>let Evolution
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On Jan 16, 2017, at 5:31 AM, Larry a > wrote:
Hello Susan and Justin,.
purchase,.
for Wednesday? My boss would like you to counter is offer to buy your=GV., no trade, straight
Is your GV on line?,,,if so, could my boss due demo flight =rom St Thomas to TEB
Price
<=pan>
Thx,
Larry
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On Jan 3, 2017, at 2:13 P
Larry
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Thank you very much for your email and =ending the photos and basic
information on your G-IV..=C2*
We are struggling with the un=que value points of your aircraft and applying
fair val=e for the avionics upgrades that historically only receive 50 cents=br>
clear that you take very good care of your aircraft from the cosmet=c
condition and the fact that you do heavy maintenance =t Gulfstream PBI.
We are a l=ttle concerned that your aircraft is getting close to the 10000
=/blockquote>
hours/5000 cycle mark which results in several heavy/expensive mai=tenance
checks have exceded $1M on like-kind we have tr=ded. Would you please let
us know if by chance yo= did the 10,000 inspections and gear overhaul early?
</=pan>
When you asked me to provide a true value of your G-IV, w= looked at the
actual sale prices over the last 6 month= which are as follows:
In the last = months only four G-IV's sold. The highest selling price was
SN 1046 in the mid $2's. The aircraft had 7880 ho=rs and 3603 landings.
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The engines were on RRCC Th= paint & interior was 9 years old, Mods
included A5=-190 & the -150 APU. Two G-IV's sold under $2M, both ASC-
190=/span>
aircraft, one with 11,000 hours and the other with 18,0=0 hours. I don't
think the high time aircraft=are even comps to yours and that it why I
shared the hi=hest selling price in the market first. The last comp sold
around $2.2M. We also know G-IVSP SN 1100 just sold last we=k for $2M.
<=lockquote type="cite">
I wanted to provide you =ith highly researched and accurate selling prices
<=blockquote>
in th= G-V market.
In the last 6 months, =leven G-V's have sold:
SN 661 just under $13M, w/ R=CC
SN 672 in the mid $11's, no RRCC, needed paint/i=terior and needing a
192-month
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SN 6=7 just under $12M, w/ RRCC, needed interior and needing a 192-month in
2018
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SN 629 between $10.6 & $10.8 =/out RRCC (I know they had multiple offers but
not sure=which offer they eventually took)
SN 660, Ask was $14.9= but couldn't confirm a selling price.
SN 668 at $1=.6M as is with no pre-buy w/out RRCC ($2.7M per engine RRCC
<=pan>buyin, $5.4M total).
SN 510 which we sold, taking a=G-IVSP in trade.
SN 552 which we purchased.
<=blockquote>
typically the aircraft most qualified buy=rs perceived as the best value in
the last year, as we =elt the same but it's gone.
To give you an idea of our experience, we recently closed the following=/span>
Gulfstream transactions:
G-IVSP SN 1=27 sold
G-IV, SN 1098 leased
G-V, SN=518 leased
<=lockquote type="cite">G-V, SN 510 sold
G-IVSP, =N 1390 sold
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=blockquote type="cite">G-V, SN 638 leased
<=blockquote>
G-IV,=SN 1052 leased
In summary, we respe=tfully decline the $5M trade offer. We would be going
<=pan>from a very active G-V market with multiple qualified buyers & les=ee's
to a
market which is much more difficult to se=l in, with a non-ASC-190 G-IV.
=blockquote type="cite">
We just reduced our price from $12.995M to $11.995M and have had multipl=
non-trade offers much higher than $8.5M, so we respect=ully decline that
offer as well.
</=pan>
We are the only brokerage firm in the world owning two G-='s and a G-IVSP in
the last 6 months so I'd be =appy to discuss our thoughts with your
principal.
I don't think it makes sense to mov= our aircraft to TEB to show the
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aircraft unless the of=er was more in line with the above comps. No G-V's
=span>have sold under $10M except the high time NETJETS aircraft needing
to=al
interior refurbishment.
</rpan>
If you think your principal came in low to test our respo=se but there is
common ground at a higher price, we are=happy to accommodate a showing to
the best of our abili=ies.
I think if you honestly look =t both markets from an unbiased standpoint,
taking into=account our ability to take your aircraft in trade, we are
better equipped than any other seller to find common ground. Anot=er
approach may be for us to aggressively market the G-=V for a short period of
time to facilitate a retail sal= in an effort bridge the gap.
<=blockquote>
Sincerely,
Susan
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<=blockquote>
Susan Kopacz
=resident
Jet Evolution, LLC
its attachments is strictly prohibit=d.
ablockquote>
From: Larry Visosk
</=lockquote>
Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2016 9:46 AM
To: Sus=n Kopacz
Subject: GV offer
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Susan
I've been =uthorized to offer the following:
=ur GIV serial 1085 plus $5M USD for your GV serial 552.
Please confirm you receive,
<=blockquote>
I loo= fwd to your thoughts
Happy New Year.
Thank you,
=arry Visoski
Chief Pilot
Jege, LLC
3800 Southern Blvd suite 204
West Palm Beach Fl 33406
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