Well ive been lurking around here asking questions for a couple months. Today i took the plunge, it was one of those right time right place deals.

1995 382, the boat has under 400 hours on it. It has 500hp's in it that are at 30 hours.

The boat was left out of the water for the last 2 years with no cover on it. It needs some seat work and some interior work (headliner came down).

Its gonna be a good winter project.
Here are a couple pics, more pics to come.

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!! Congrats on the sickness call perfomance boating!!

Good luck with the new ride.
That bad boy should ride real sweet in the big water.

Nice. Never saw that particular paint sceme before. Is it original? Kind of unique if it is original.

Very nice, Congratulations. Show us more pics of current condition so we have reference with your winter project improvements, keep us posted and good luck with her.

That boat belonged to a friend of mine for a few years before he sold it through the old Offshore Performance. They are also who did the refresh on the motors. Then the next guy put it up with Mears a year later. What did you finally pay for it, if you don't mind me asking? They had the price way too high for quite a while but I saw it come down recently, I had been thinking about giving Mears a call to see what the real number was on it. I know it needs some work but that is a good boat. That is factory striping on it also.

yeah i will get some more pics of it later this week, it got dark on me quick last night. I have already cleaned off the first layer of funk, but i have a WAYS to go!

Sitting for as long as it has with no cover has put a hurtn on it tho.

My plan was to buy something this winter more like january, but this just happened to work out for the right price.

Ted can you pm me whatever you know about the history of the boat i am trying to piece it all together.

Congrats!!!!You will love the 382.Iknow I do

Saw that one in the Boat trader...nice asking price. Didn't think it would sit long.
500's or 502efi's?

Those, are factory graphics, called "Refraction".