Don's Marine Assist boats are a familiar and welcome site on Lake Cumberland. I am one of his customers and can say that he is regarded as a top notch professional around the lake. I've met his son too and they are good people.

I too, applaud Dons efforts in helping a family through a tough time and willing to risk a lil bit to do the right thing. Please dont let this thread turn into a bunch of internet crap about what should, could and would be done IF someone had the money.
I honestly feel that Don has taken on a tremendous financial risk to help a family deal with it's grief in hopes to maybe break even in the end, keep in mind that he hasn't shown a dime of profit. Lets try to honor a fallen comrade who loved our sport, and someone that is doing the right thing rather than trying to exploit money from a grieving family in their time of sorrow.

Well said,drillin

I feel the same as Robert. Rob put it in words well. Marine assist is being COMPLETELY upfront about the boat and it's history. The hardware is of value and the hull trailer would be the easiest way to transport it around un til sold.

Marine Assist logged on out of courtesy with all the right intentions ( probably spelled wrong ), nothing but the correct moves intended.

the deck has been blown off my 32 skater in the day when it raced and its better than new that boat can be fixed and when my eliminator sank we pickeled my engines and now they are in my new skater they still run as hard as they did in the eliminator

36 skater pammy
 

IT WOULD KILL ME TO SEE THAT BOAT OUT ON THE WATER AGAIN AND HOPE THAT IT DONT HAPPEN. I miss kevin and think about him everyday. that was the last time we were together.

30k my azz LOL. Maybe 100K in glass paint and structural and another 50-100K paint, wiring, etc. Hell, it'll cost you 5K to get it where it needs to go to fixed

boat has been sold.

the link in classified does not work for me...