2000 419 for $17500???????????
09-06-2011, 05:52 AM
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Boy oh boy what a mess, hard to belive someone would go to that level of destruction. To bring it back to a nice boat is attainable but at what cost. Filling the motors with water now that is for sure a MORTAL SIN ! He is going to hell for that one. What did it finally go for?
Thanks in advance for the reply !
Brian
Thanks in advance for the reply !
Brian
09-06-2011, 11:19 AM
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Guy should have killed himself, not the boat. He was the one that failed and couldn't pay his bills.
I hope whoever bought it didn't really pay 20K for it, drop a zero from that and it might be worth it, barely.
I hope whoever bought it didn't really pay 20K for it, drop a zero from that and it might be worth it, barely.
09-14-2011, 05:31 AM
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If you know how to do ALL the work yourself... 20,000 is not that bad really...
I have bought piles of said "junk" parts from boats before and made some good money selling what I didn't want... people thpught I was nuts... proved EVERYONE wrong... parts add up fast when selling small stuff...
If I bought it, I would redo transom.... and put in twin 1000HP engines and some 6's and have a sweet ass 419!!!
I have bought piles of said "junk" parts from boats before and made some good money selling what I didn't want... people thpught I was nuts... proved EVERYONE wrong... parts add up fast when selling small stuff...
If I bought it, I would redo transom.... and put in twin 1000HP engines and some 6's and have a sweet ass 419!!!
09-15-2011, 08:25 PM
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Anyone can go and buy a new boat, BUT NOT JUST ANYONE CAN MAKE AN OLD BOAT LOOK LIKE NEW.
That boat all dolled up is an empressive package.
And many people on this web site love working on huge projects and that is a huge project. Good luck to whom ever buys it.
You could call it ANGER MANAGEMENT!
I make Joke !
That boat all dolled up is an empressive package.
And many people on this web site love working on huge projects and that is a huge project. Good luck to whom ever buys it.
You could call it ANGER MANAGEMENT!
I make Joke !
09-16-2011, 06:40 AM
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I went through the picasa album. That boat was sitting in a lot in Elkhart, IN. I have a pole barn not more than 200 yards away from it. Saw it first hand and it was real rough... sucks that this douche bag would do it... I'm guessing he's not too smart!!!
02-01-2012, 11:52 AM
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Even though the boat is "lake ready" as far as mechanically, there are also minor issues (cosmetic & electric) that needs addressed:
1. All gauges are operable excluded speedometers
2. Switches are missing to operated drop out bolster seats
3. GPS is inoperable
4. Switch panel for blower and accessories is missing
5. Light scratches are in the red and blue striping on both the port and starboard side
6. Generator is inoperable and needs a wiring harness
7. Stereo speakers are missing
https://picasaweb.google.com/1007834...ulaF419SR2000#
