Woah
 

"somebody that knows fiberglass can fix with ease":eekdrop:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1995-...item4ab8e47205


how do you knock the drive off and then hit a buoy? Or was it the other way around?

Relax, all right? My old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools. I can fix it.


:lolhit:

That boat did not just hit a log...or a bouy..that thing was up on shore or went over a dike in the middle of the river at a very high rate of speed..

+1

Never buy anything from a dipchit that can't even put the pictures right way up.

I offered $500 for it.

+1

Cant spell, punctuation is a foreign subject, can`t put up pictures and it looks like he can`t drive a boat either. $3000 and reserve not met.. good one buddy.

That will buff right out!

I'll Give you that for the trailer if you win. Plus ill dispose of the shell of a boat after you are done. That thing got hit hard!
Look at that center rail in the bow in the one pic... How the PHUCK does that happen?

I already got a response from him. He thought I left a zero off of my offer :lol:

I'm going to explain my offer to him and see if he responds again. I'll up my offer to $750 if he tells me what really happened to the boat.

I think that "log" was a piling holding up someone's beach house.

That hull will never see water again.

I like the engine type..... "jet". I guess it shoots water outta the gimbal housing where the outdrive used to be.

Are there a couple of gold bars for ballast in the bilge? LOL

It looks like that log he hit was actually a WWII Landmine! LOL. What exactly is a "Buoie"? some form of channel marker used only in French waters?

I agree, its worth the price of the trailer and whatever [fresh] gas is in the tank, beyond that its junk. I think with a reserve of 3K he will be owning it for a long, LONG time.

I am always a little leery of ads that claim "its an easy fix". If thats actually the case, why not fix it and use it, or sell it "fixed" for considerably more cash?