Info on this 35' Executioner?
 

Any history or advice appreciated, thanks.

http://yachtauctions.com/listing.php?vessel=3937

This boat was @ Lake Cumberland Marine Ky. a month or so ago. I talked to a guy there named Randy. I never went to see the boat but did inquire about it, while it was there

Sold new by Ocean Performance in CT, custom painted by Richie Rich in CT, I believe only one owner boat from CT, the guy traded it to LCM for a 35 Cigarette and I believe it has been there ever since so a couple of years until now. The paint and interior is cool!

I looked at it about 3 weeks ago at LCM. Decent boat.
The biggest complaint I have is that it looks like (and I was told) that the owner put a different windscreen on it than was original. The one it has looks like it hasn't been finished out with the boat. The only white vinyl on the boat is on the windscreen lip. The paint looks like it should have been put up onto the windscreen too. Looks unfinished.
I didn't like the shade of yellow on the cockpit vinyl, since it is pretty light compared to the colors on the hull, but I could live with it.
The story I was told was that it is from Louisiana.

I looked at a 1-2 year old 29 Fever with a 525 EFI, at LCM a couple of years ago. They told me the boat was a "local" boat that they sold and all freshwater. I got the hull ID and called one of my friends at Fountain. The boat was sold new at Mid Bay (Legendary Marine in Florida) and the registered owner lived in/near Panama City ... last time I checked, the Gulf of Mexico wasn't "freshwater" :rolleyes:

LCM Bs'd you all. It originally had the tinted windshield. The boat was being painted while my Hustler was being done by Richie. It was in CT/NY its whole life till Tricky919 from the board traded it for his former 35 Ts Cigarette.

So......saltwater? I'm out, damn shame, probably would have had it out on the lake in the spring. I guess I'm just spoiled having all these freshwater boats up here to pick from. Only problem is, alot of nice boats come from down south. Oh well, I'll keep looking.

Sweet boat though!