Sweet machine.

I passed the red 357 on Norman almost everyday. She was going to need some work. Those motors haven't been turned over in a long time. Just saying, It was awesome but 10k over the next couple years was not out of line.

That is kind of sad. That power package looked very enticing and looks to make up an awesome bird. Maybe someone can give it some TLC and we can see it run. I like the red graphics too.

Well since the only Kamma boat I can find is the one listed above in CT I'm looking at it long and hard. I'm roughly 9 hours away from it by car so I'm going only by what the current owner says. Seems like a nice boat but he admitted slight rot in the rear bulkhead behind the fuel tank. States the stringers are good and he's gonna check under the front step going into the cabine for me. I'm not opposed to some woodworking just wanna know what I'm getting into before I buy. Any other suggestions for things to look for on a 311 sr1? Thanks guys.

I had to repair mine as well. right at the corners of the tank there we cracks. if the stringers are ok and there is no blisters in the hull I would think it would be ok. Mine was in VGC as far as the hull. My biggest issue with mine was about 3 yrs of replacing wires and components that were ate up by the salt. IE grounds, trim switches, trim pumps, etc. Mine was also from CT originally.

http://tulsa.craigslist.org/boa/5033394967.html

not quite, but close

Buddy just listed his.....Super Clean Boat No Disappointments.

http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...r1-o62790.html

Hey there is a project one at SeaBoard Marine in CT, KEY word PROJECT

Hello you might want to talk to a guy called Jeff Muehlhausen he knows a lot about kammas he was selling one not long ago. But it was not a 311 or 357 . But he might be able to steer you in the right direction. He owns Speed Shop Marine . Good luck with your search

I am selling my 1985 302 kaama with 1998 502MPI. 2011 Eagle custom trailer and a spare set of drives.

let me know if anyone is interested.