That boats bad ass. Period. Love the videos of it running. Looks like it's glued to the water. I'd love to buy it.

Tank....this has your name on it......

Fact is a cheap plane ticket will tell the story. You can't/buy on speculation. Opinions are like as*hole*s, everyone has one. You aren't going to drop the coin without checking it out. Especially an older machine. Pics look great, plane ticket is worth it. Then make an educated decision. Simple. $500 vs. 80k.......no brainer

nice video.......

I wasn't taking shots. It's a little confusing when you say your kicking tires. Some of the comments about it needing a drive and no cleats confuse other people looking at the boat. The drives are good. The motors are good. The boat is good. The trailer is supreme. Yes, It's an Ex Race boat. It was set-up and built by Tres Martin. It was then sold to Bob Bull and was completed rebuilt and made into a pleasure boat. Everything was rebuilt or replaced. Like I said I can get close to $55k for the parts and trailer. At $70k I'd rather sell the parts for 55k and use the boat as Lawn Art. That's why $80k is bottom dollar.

Hahaha. Not with a 3 year old a 7 year old and a wife that loves a cabin. Lol.

But I would LOVE to own that glad. I really like it.

That's exactly why this boat has not sold on the west coast! I love sit down boats!

GLWS Joe.

To say the least. It was a bobber, stripped repo'd sat out a few years in a yard and then the dude from Texas put it back together.

I don't think it's just a west coast thing. Glads have a small targeted market. They're basically a Ferrari of the water. Takes a special buyer to want one so the market is smaller. But like the saying goes - there's an azz for every seat. ��

I wouldn't strip it though. I'd hold on til spring. It'll sell at 80