I don't know if AT or the vinyl manufacturer or a combination of both warrantied it, but yours being 5 years old and you being the 4th owner, I'm sure you are SOL.

Clark's boat had some material covered by the manufacturer; as it was the first generation gray "carbon fiber" vinyl. It scratched and scuffed terribly easily, and the waterproofing additive to the Sunbrella cockpit cover left some fade streaks in in the coloring. I assure you, the new interior on Clark's boat was paid for.

The fading on this boat in question as I remember; was primarily on the front of the driver's bolster and looks to be the result of suntan lotion interaction. This boat was also built at least a year after Clark's and is the 2nd generation of the material.

It's not a terrible job to do. The interior can be completely removed in less than an hour.

I am still in amazement someone hasnt snatched this up!!! Deal of the century on one of the nicest out there! If I had the cash it would be sitting next to mine.

Agree, I like the boat, however can't get past the name painted on the side.

Easy fix, especially with MitcherT in your backyard. We would consult with him on anything he needs to repaint it sans the name. Mitch and Pat are good friends.

Agreed, With the paint scheme on that boat, the name is easy to remove. I dont think it would be very expensive either, Mitch is very reasonable and the quality is excellent.

This boat is mint, and I'm a little picky! If he wants to trade down in size, I'ld be interested!

And if he didn't want to down size PM a number. I'm open to selling mine for yours. I actually have a couple interested people. Just haven't found a good replacement.

Repainting it won't be necessary. The new owner left with her this morning heading to LOTO and I think he's happy with her just the way she is.:ernaehrung004:

GOOD NEWS!!!! New boat in the future?