18' Skater? I didn't know there was such a thing.

Link to E-Bay

They run pretty good in the little slop too.Went for a ride in one in holland mi a long time ago ,was shocked how it performed,jus a little fugly though i think.

look

That's got Fred Cecil written all over it.

They were a little boxy. Skater still has the molds. When I was there a couple of years ago they were laying one up for a "special" customer. I'd hate to ask what separates a standard customer from a special one.

I'd hate to ask what "unforseen difficults" would be. Core rot? Also that yellow looks a bit splotchy. If the boat is solid, the price is a good one though.

lmao

[QUOTE=Cord] Also that yellow looks a bit splotchy. QUOTE]

You gotta paint em white, before you can paint 'em yellow. Yellow doesn't cover for sheit!

Look at all them holes he can fill with goodies off the shelf. Fred would even rig it with an OB, and prop it right; but will be forced to sell due to lack of available spark plugs.

I actually have my eye on one I saw under a shed out in the country here.

I've been meaning to stop and see if the guy wants to part with it. I haven't seen it move in 10 years. Winter's on it's way and I don't have a prioject.

In the auction he says, "This is similar to an Eliminator or Hydrostream."

Where do people come up with this stuff?