If it's the one that was at TMP, don't waste your time...or money. I spent $2000 to fly myself and a buddy down there to look at that piece of chit. The pictures that I was sent before going down there were about 4-5 years old. It was so bad.....When we pulled up, there was a guy in the cabin spraying the walls with a garden hose. They had installed two new batteries for a stereo system and the screws for the holddowns were sticking out the bottom of the boat about 1/2 of an inch. There was alot more....You can't make this chit up!!! Homey probably sunk it on the trailer!!

I think that they wanted $75K for it.

Good times, good times!!!

That thing had the "engine-hatch from hell". We did find us some good martini's, though!!!!!

I believe that they referred to it as "HATCHASAURUS"

I guess I'm glad I didn't go down there. I didn't have a problem with the engines or drives and figured a rebuild on them would be around 10K if I did most of the labor. Interior I figured could wait a year. What concerned me the most was all the electrical connections if it was in salt water.

The pics I had made the boat look OK. I'm glad somebody knew this boat. I decided on the one I bought before I posted here for anyone that knew this boat. Thanks Oldschool.

i dont think its the same boat that TMP had.

I saw pictures of the sunk one also. Im in the middle of re-doing a bullet that is in great shape and the cost is a lot more then i thought it would be.

The sunk boat isnt worth messing with even if you got it for free.

Decided to put mine back up for sale. More pics and info on my website.
John

Just don't buy Clay's boat we won't have any monster fake-conned Texan bodacious babes to salivate over...

Thats a great line steve, and great advice.
Yes, it always ends up being alot more than ya think, but in the end you'll get just what u wanted.

HA HA! Everything I own is "For Sale"!

If I sold my Bullet, I would just buy Dreamer's Playboy!