41 Apache Warrior
 

Does anyone know anything about the 41 foot Apache in the classifieds with the wing and tunnel ram motors? :cool-smiley-011:

41' very pink
 

Thought I saw it listed w-deal pending a few wks back. tnt has it now, ask Mark Adams he had it listed some time back 6-mo's or more ago. I saw it last Feb. Not to bad for the $; can prob.be bought right. :rolleyes:

The boat has been discussed several times. I don't know anyone who has seen it in person though, although someone posted on here that they knew the owner. The short story is this- the boat is pretty much all original. That means that everything is probably at or close to the end of its practical life expectancy. If you were to strip it bare and repaint it, redo the cabin & cockpit, re-rig, front fuel tank, rebuild the drives & transmisions, and assuming that, as has been posted here, that the motors are solid and need just refreshening, you'd be into the boat for about $50K more than some nice #6 boats. have recently sold for. That's not counting the year and the effort of having it redone.

It would be exactly how you wanted it though.

Apache projects aren't for the meek, cheap or impatient.

http://www.custommarinesales.com/cla...age=out&id=115

Call me, I can help...
Tony
314-581-3532

looks pretty clean to me

You must be looking at a different boat...

No that's the boat I was talking about. I really dig oldschool boats, I actually like them a lot better than the new boats.

A boat is something I don't really expect to get my money back out of.

I have had to work really hard for everything in my life. I just thought this could be a nice boat.

I usually do all of my own work and I enjoy it, the few times I have hired work out, the work was under my standards, I guess I expect a lot because I give a lot.

I just wanted to know if I could use the boat until I decided to refurbish it.

p.s. I just got an e-mail saying that someones Norteck was stolen from up around Lake Texoma, I hope they get it back.

It sounds like a really unique boat.

STOLEN VESSEL 2005 Nortech 4300 Vee & 2005 Myco Trailer

HIN #: AOV43023J405 Documentation #: 959768

• Hull: Yellow, orange fade w/blue & white graphic - custom paint • Upholstery: White
• Canvas: Blue cockpit cover
• Closed bow
• Livorsi platinum gauges

Vessel Name: “Card Shark” Name on sides w/shark graphic AZLE, TX (on transom)
• Engine: T/1000 565cc Quad Rotors by Teague Custom Marine w/#6 Drives
• Eng Sr #’s: TCM564948, TCM564949
• Engine hatch cover: White w/“Nor-Tech”
• Trailer: 2005 Myco aluminum triple axle trailer, MWA40-42XHTR
• Trailer VIN #: 4JFBA43375B006022
• TX Trailer License: 43 VEE

LOCATION OF INCIDENT: Derebery Performance Marine Highport Road, Pottsboro, TX 75076
DATE OF INCIDENT: November 23, 2007
POLICE AGENCY: Grayson County Sheriff (903) 813-4200
Report #: 314008

A reward is being offered by the insurance company for information leading to the safe return and recovery of the above vessel. Reward amounts for information leading to the safe return and recovery of the vessel shall be determined based on the strength of information and shall be at the sole discretion of the carrier. Assured, relatives of assured, employees of entity offering reward, or law enforcement officials are ineligible for reward for recovery. With any information, call collect or immediately notify your local law enforcement agency.

TODD & ASSOCIATES, INC. (800) 325-8061 or (619) 226-1895 Fax: (619) 223-8942 [email protected] http://www.boatman.com

Know the boat well for years it was owned by a friend of mine Steve from Monmouth Beach NJ.Last year Navasink Marina in Seabright NJ had it for sale somewhere in the 60s.Boat is origional from the mid 1980s ,short stagger number 3s ,approx 750 hp per side .It used to run low 70s.

PS Chuck or someone at the Navasink weighed it at over 130000 lbs.

I hope ya meant 13K pounds, not 130K