Perfect example of why it's good to do your own research and see for yourself instead of listening to the "experts"......they'd have you ripping the whole boat apart (new dash, interior, engines), installing Konrads with 850 blower engines....

Good luck with the boat!! Enjoy it!

I'd probably do the same!

i am going to update the dash, fix some small marks in the paint, update some the electronics, leave the motors alone, except for a carb job, new sea water pumps, and basic items, plugs, wires and cap. I will run it like it is for this year, and see what happens, I cant believe how much these Apache 28 are sought after, and the amount of people looking for one!

Smart... just get those things done to get her reliable and enjoy it. This way, next year you'll still be making $ when you sell her to buy a 36.

If you just left that thing alone you could probably turn it for a 10k profit and enjoy the VERY rare opportunity to not get buried in one of these damn boats.

cAN YOU SAY understatement!!!! I liked that one the first time I saw the pics on E-Bay, you did great, good idea to just do the basics and enjoy

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Not everyone likes to rebuild thier engines after 10mins of run time like you do.

You got one hell of a deal.Leave it alone for a year then make it run 90

Wow, 126hours thats hard to believe. The cabin suprised me too, its got a lot of headroom for a 28. More than any of the boats I've been in. I hear people say "who uses the cabin anyways"........I'm looking forward to having a place to escape the TX heat. I got into a 35 donzi zr at the boat show and felt like a midget. About 1 minute in there was all I could stand. I got a Kool-air a/c I'm going to try out. I've heard it will freeze you out of the cabin at night.

I'd keep it the way it is.