Glad that I don`t live in the States, the temptation would be too much !!!!

Life`s to short and too many boats to rebuild, I would be like a dog in a forest.

i dont live in the states but still am a dog in the forest,shiping is so cheap these day,s so i shop and buy in the states with out any problem !

Only if it fits in a standard container.
Flat rack is pretty pricey, cradle and crane lift is horrendous and roll on roll off ain't much better!!

RR

It's a 40 Cig here are more pics i had in my computer. At first, i too thought it was a Performer but was wrong. These are also rare boats

http://i1344.photobucket.com/albums/...psfzyytsti.jpg
http://i1344.photobucket.com/albums/...pshua9x05u.jpg

Again, what a shame. Bet the owner wont sell or wants so much money for it, it will turn to dust before it sells.

I love these classic offshore boats, and I would love to restore one, and build up a couple of fuel injected, naturally aspirated big blocks to be period correct. These boats may be seen as heavy and slow by today's newer boating generation, but that's missing the focus of these machines. These are true blue water, wave crushers meant to run fast in big water, not to run on smooth lakes or calm seas. They were built incredibly strong, then several more layers were added for good measure. I would much rather have a classic offshore boat than a modern boat.....unless it's a modern McManus boat.