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07-04-2007 | 10:32 AM

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cosmic12

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sounds to me like maybe the cover got used to much and was never opened up for the boat to a breath of frash air. Wasn't it a very low hour boat? Sometimes covers can do more damage.

07-04-2007 | 10:59 AM

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I believe only 30+/- hours..

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sounds to me like maybe the cover got used to much and was never opened up for the boat to a breath of frash air. Wasn't it a very low hour boat? Sometimes covers can do more damage.

07-04-2007 | 12:02 PM

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I believe only 30+/- hours..

If you gould get it on a trailer and inside a climate controlled shop open it up and remove all or as much of the upol,engine hatch ect. get it clean and dry you could end up with a great boat. If I could aford it I be all over it, with that few hours whats a little elbow grease and TLC.

07-05-2007 | 07:33 AM

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good2go38

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If you had a 50 year old Mastercraft it would be cleaner than when it left the factory.

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It's hard for me to understand how somebody could take a brand new boat and let it get in that condition.
Rusty oil filters

My 16 y.o. MasterCraft is cleaner than that rig.

07-05-2007 | 07:36 AM

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sounds to me like maybe the cover got used to much and was never opened up for the boat to a breath of frash air. Wasn't it a very low hour boat? Sometimes covers can do more damage.

Nope. The owner told me he never put it on.