Have a friend looking at this...
 

http://www.lake-cumberland-marine.co...84de3c3e8402b2

Hes getting a very good deal on it. Any thoughts? Has #6 transom assemblies.

Great project boat!!! Awesome boat when its done!!!

It's been there forever. I heard $35K last year- about right?

Nice looking boat. The superman graphic is a matter of taste... ;)

get ready to spend some $$$$$$$$$$$$

Hope he realizes what kind of $$$$ he's in for to totally repower that thing the right way. Seems like for the price of decent powered engines, exhaust, trannys, coolers and all the additional components, #6 drives, tie bars, props, etc.......... there's no end. If the boat was FREE.......... what would it cost to totally power it??? AND it's 18 yrs. old. Does anyone know what it'll be worth when it's finished???
Just curious, cause it seems to be a buyers market out there. :(

Tell your friend to have all the paper work in front of him before he pays dollar one on it. I spent over two years chasing LCM for the documentation on a trailer they sold new and never registered for the original owner. Finally got things straightened out, but apparently my mess is not out of the norm for them. Not bad mouthing here, just a word of caution.

I looked at it last year, climbed all over it. The transom assemblies were removed when I looked at it.

Nice project but needs everything, steering, power, exhaust. Trailer is nice.

He knows what hes getting into. In fact, were building the motors for him.
Chris- Yes they want 35k
Ragged-Thanks for the warning. Ill pass it along

what he said

That boat has been for sale forever. It would make a great boat but wouldn't be cost effective to me for what I would want done:

• Engines
• Drives
• New paint
• Replace scoop hatch with blower hatch

I think i could find one cheaper. If he has motors already and is OK with the paint it may be a great boat. It would be sick with the #6's behind it.

Tell your buddy to slap some wet #6's for 8k each, big mills and props and go have fun!!!!

Thats the idea :cool-smiley-011:

on a pleasure boat, would it really make a difference if they were wet or dry 6's? just curious if the performance difference is THAT much.

cheers,
josh