This one is so unrealistic, all I can figure is it is a scam looking for some kid with $4k and he will give him the boat when he pays the rest... Maybe with a cash discount. I'd be willing to bet if you "touch base" with him, he has some problem with meeting you at his house.

Please post his reply. :drink:

I'm right there with ya! ahaha:evilb:

Too funny...

Must be mold'y cheese he's munchin from WI. My apologies.

If indeed the rear bench flew out, why didn't he turn around and get it, surely must float for awhile !!!!


Probably one of Augie58's pals up that way.

I should get a buck 40 out of my bass boat, yea let's dance:party-smiley-048:

:drink:

The boats being pulled in some stories are sloooow to begin with, for the GPS speeds on their trailer to look "great".

The majority of trucks in general that are used to pull, won't go over 100-110mph on their own, so the boat would have to be pretty small to get to those speeds again on GPS.

Couldn't stand it -
 

I had to email the guy and find out what he's smoking.... I basically told him that thing wouldn't do 100mph even if you dropped it out of an airplane....

If he responds - I'll post it....

Unfrikkin real.....

what the he!! is a 90 degree drive and how do you get a wet sump engine to run standing on its end :picard1: . . . . . .



man thats a good one, hope someone gets in contact with the guy. You cant make this schit up lol

I'd expected to see a 42" prop have a little more twist to it than what that one looked like.

Surely it had to be a joke amongst friends or such, as a buyer who goes to look at it just might kick the sellers azz.

BTW, looks like the ad is from '08??

At least it is a WS number. http://www.whitepages.com/search/Rev...e=920-434-4871

Google Maps pic isn't the same as his ad pic. Comes up as an empty church lot. :D