Nort, why do you always have penis envy over Cigarettes. You can always trade in your two wanna be boats and get a real offshore boat (Cigarette)!

Facts is facts El Tanko! :D Wanna stay overnight in Catalina on a Ciggy? Not really! So what does that mean....it's a beginner boat! :D

LMAO!!!

:D :evilb: :drink: :evilb:

Some Konrads and nice power that would be a fun boat.

Which one is that oh Great Bud-Litester ???

I don't know, O' wise one, I'll call ya today..

Seems high for a non step boat. Here is one that is turn key for 129K ask: http://adcache.boattraderonline.com/6/9/2/86288592.htm

If you paid 100K then put power/drives/interior back together you could spend another 50-60K. That doesn't seem to be a deal. I would think 70K would be the end of the world for a 7 soon to be 8 year old boat with no power.

I agree, look at Fred's boat. His is ready to go for not much more money and its a Lipship addition. Buying a hull that's stripped for 100K would not be a deal.

$129K does not include a trailer so you can tack on 15K, the paint is sinful, and it's a pre vacuum bag hull, a process that began in 2000.

For someone that already has power and drives that they are comfortable with, it makes a good deal. There are no "turn key" used boats. When you buy a boat all ready to run it is always a roll of the dice and you can bank on sinking money in it.