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Quinlan 05-18-2015 07:44 AM

Call JaaTEE so he can go T/Sn lol

offshorexcursion 05-18-2015 08:38 AM

You will LOVE your new 33 Outlaw. I absolutely loved ours and am proud to have owned one.
I agree it sounds like the perfect boat for your family, nothing else compares.

Good luck on your search

Eleanor 05-18-2015 11:29 AM

I have a 2003 33. I had it listed but the ad ran out a few weeks back. It has ho's. Let me know if you're interested. [email protected]

stee6043 05-18-2015 11:58 AM


Originally Posted by Hook'em (Post 4305538)
The seller is a stand up guy that many in these circles can and will vouch for. He's done many deals and has lots of knowledge and experience. I agree you can't be careful enough and it's wise to do your due diligence but this isn't a scam deal. There's a good reason the boat currently has no power, check on it.

I shot him a message this morning and look forward to hearing back. All reliability/"non-stock" issues aside the prospect of having new power is quite appealing.

You guys have been exceedingly helpful. Great forum.

stee6043 05-18-2015 12:01 PM


Originally Posted by Eleanor (Post 4305759)
I have a 2003 33. I had it listed but the ad ran out a few weeks back. It has ho's. Let me know if you're interested. [email protected]

Email sent...thanks for the message.

JaayTeee 05-19-2015 05:31 PM


Originally Posted by Quinlan (Post 4305666)
Call JaaTEE so he can go T/Sn lol


The cargo net seating in the cabin probably wont be the best for kids to sleep on...and I think I need a bit more $$ than what he's looking to spend ;)

stee6043 05-20-2015 06:26 AM

Working on a making a deal. This board has been very, very helpful. I should have come here long before my hours spent on Boat Trader and Ebay.

The weather gods are helping my patience here in Michigan. A balmy 31 degrees this morning helps ease the pain of not being on the water already.

stee6043 05-21-2015 09:38 AM

I just got my first survey quote back at $25.00 per foot. Holy crap. Is that what you guys are paying these days? I was expecting $15ish? And at $25 this only included an exterior engine check for "leaking oil" from the sounds of it.

Maybe I really have been out of the game for too long!

puzzleboy 05-23-2015 12:53 AM

Seems excessive for a survey. And lots of these guys are clowns. Most importantly, check that the stringers and transom are solid and dry. How many hours are on the boat/engines?

stee6043 05-23-2015 08:04 AM


Originally Posted by puzzleboy (Post 4307788)
Seems excessive for a survey. And lots of these guys are clowns. Most importantly, check that the stringers and transom are solid and dry. How many hours are on the boat/engines?

High 400's on the boat and 100/200 on the engines (rebuilt at different times). In order to get into the boat I want I think I'm going to have to forgo the $800+ survey and do my best to check it myself. I'm comfortable looking over the engines, electrical and drives but checking for rot/waterlogging is quite foreign to me. Not a lot of info out there other than the "tap test" and listening for changes in sound. This sounds pretty straightforward unless you have no idea where the stringers should be located in the boat. Still pondering...


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