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02-24-2009, 12:10 PM

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thats it

02-24-2009, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by omerta one

Blee, the boat your thinking of is still on the lift by Phil's. It sits on the left side going out, two houses from the bay. I went by it yesterday...is this a different one (Sarasota?).

there was two at one time on lifts across from each other as you entered Phils inlet. Ones still there the other guy bought a CC I believe.

02-24-2009, 02:14 PM

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there was two at one time on lifts across from each other as you entered Phils inlet. Ones still there the other guy bought a CC I believe.

The guy that owned the one across the canal is who owned my TS Gun originally. He got the Gladiator next. He was talking to Phil about a 39 last I heard.

02-24-2009, 02:29 PM

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The guy that owned the one across the canal is who owned my TS Gun originally. He got the Gladiator next. He was talking to Phil about a 39 last I heard.

That sounds right.

02-24-2009, 02:58 PM

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How does one need to rebuild motors with only 115 hours?????????????? You shouldn't have to even replace the springs until 250. When I see claims like that it makes me wonder, how many hours are really on it, and if it is true, how hard was it run to need to be rebuild. Like rebuilding a corvette motor at 10K miles???

Either way looks like a nice boat

added the swimplatform.

02-24-2009, 03:01 PM

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Didnt that boat used to reside at the left side of the canal that leads to philly's? Dont hesitate to buy a Gladiator! They are a great boat!

that's where it still is...the owner lives in keystone point in nmb which is the same canal that leads you to TnT and Lipship. that boat is on a lift ...from what i saw this past weekend the boat looks clean and the owner seems to never take her out.... not to mention the owner has a bad ass collection of vintage Ferraris

02-24-2009, 03:36 PM

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Baja Will, point well made.I own one with approx 160 hours and they have never been touched or done anything to with the exception of the regular maintenance..Just a good question to ask the seller..Maybe he just went through them for security measures( prevent future problems)...Anyways, the boat looks good...Just have somebody that knows about these motors inspect them before one considers purchasing the boat..

02-24-2009, 04:35 PM

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That sounds right.

This was his Gladiator. He names them all (mine too) "XSX", which has something to do with his kids. He wanted to trade back for mine after having trouble docking the Gladiator.