I think whoever it was, sank it? for insurance? There really isnt anything left.

I know who the owner was / is... Only met him twice. Once when we saw the boat at the dock. My Formula friend drooled over it and the other time after the boat was repo'd.
Was a nice guy and if he did that would surprise me but you never know.

The fact that the oil filters are missing is a real bad sign.Its still got some good parts though.If you could get it for 5k you could make some money parting it out.If the engines locked before they got really hot they might be able to be rebuilt.Then cut it up in 1 foot by 1 foot pieces,and spend the next 20 years throwing it out a little at a time.

too bad...

What a FACKING mess!

Broker told me they would let it go for 10k

I don't think you would get hurt for 10k even if the engines were done... I bet it would go for even less..

John jr

Hmmmmmm.....there are three motors in my Sunseeker....but they are black.

Looking at the pictures again,none of the rubber hose on the headers is melted.So I think that they locked from no oil pressure before they cooked.For someone looking for engines to rebuild this is not a bad deal if it can be bought right.
I wonder how much it would cost to get rid of that hull after its stripped.

The owner did do it. Pulled the flame arrestors off and filled the motors up with a garden hose, beat it all up, cut a bunch of wiring harnesses up too. It didnt sink.