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Old 01-25-2008, 06:21 PM
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AWESOME BOAT/PROJECT FOR SOMEONE

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Old 01-25-2008, 08:07 PM
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katrina sinker. never get the mold out. shame.....
 
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That's been around for at least a year and a half. I won't be that worried about mold, it would be rot and possibly every electrical connection in the whole boat.

That being said, the boat is still worth something, and if it passed a survey would make someone a good project boat. Is 20 grand a decent price for 502 crate motors? I thought that was a little high?
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What's the history on this boat? Anybody seen it?
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Old 02-04-2008, 06:40 PM
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I just had a couple of emails and some pics from the guy. Never saw it in person. Anyone on here seriously thinking about it?
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I was considering it semi-seriously. According to the owner, who is a Sea Tow Captain, the boat was in a dry stack marina during Katrina. He bought it directly from the owner, not the insurance company. He "never did anything with the motors" because he intentions were to install the new 502's. When asked if the boat was underwater, his response was, "I can't say for sure, the marina was in a flood zone though." In my mind, that was a veiled "yes."

Anyone care to shed any light on this boat? I'd buy it if someone could tell me for sure that it wasn't underwater . . . I have power ready and waiting for it . . .

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I was told exactly what the previous post said. Cig35, from your location, are you close enough to check it out one weekend with a surveyor?
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I'm in Florida - the boat is in Mississippi.

If I were to get real serious about it, I would survey it.

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Im gonna guess the boat was underwater. some of the pics that were sent to me showed the water lines in the cabin. and most of the guages are full of water. He is supposed to send me some more pics. the motors most likely are still full of water. nothing was ever done to them. gonna be a project!! What do you guys think its worth??
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Originally Posted by batty
Im gonna guess the boat was underwater. some of the pics that were sent to me showed the water lines in the cabin. and most of the guages are full of water. He is supposed to send me some more pics. the motors most likely are still full of water. nothing was ever done to them. gonna be a project!! What do you guys think its worth??
It would be hard to justify spending anything on the boat unless you are going to keep it. With nicely re-done Bullets having a hard time selling at 50-60K, there would be more in this boat than it's worth (market value). It's a real shame to see one that's not in it's glory!

Add it up:
Engines
drives
wiring
cabin
cockpit seats/bolsters
gauges
hours of labor
misc others.........

That's not even taking into consideration if the hull and transom are intact.

The $$$ adds up quickly!!!!
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