The cabin is the least of that boats issues. If it was in flawless condition it would still be dated and fugly.

theres no mold, thats pine needles from the sides of the hatch when lifted. its been 30 degrees here in the morning and i didn't want to freeze my feet off. if someone buys the boat, they can sell the drives and put regular bravos on it and pocket some cash, I had bought the drives for a previous boat and just put them on, i was going to see if they would work. Thanks Lofty for the comments, sounds like if a fellow boater was broke down on the water your decision to help would be based on the paint or style of the boat.

Don't pay any attention to the guys with no class. Some times opinions are best kept to ones self. It could still be finished as a boat to be proud of.
Good luck with the sale.

I was going to just put a post on saying that you guys forget that with the size of this board the owner may be a member...... Well guess what.... And a paying member at that.

I like to buy things that are dirty like that. Not much effort for the new buyer to just jump in there and make it look the way that they want it. You get your best deals that way. This is a project boat. I am sure that the guy is taking a bath on it.

Jon

Hey Velocity -

No insult intended. I hope you get what you want for the boat.

If by chance you don't (and decide to part it out in some fashion), I would be interested in discussing the trailer with you. I have an older load master as a partial trade.

Thanks,

Rick

Velocity,

Sorry you took offence, just commenting on what the pics represent. You might do better to sell it if you clean her up a bit. I buy project boats all the time, in fact, I've bought some real pigs and turned them into something nice.

Here are the last couple, I got them for pennies becuase the owners couldn't be bothered to clean them up prior to trying to sell.

Good luck with her. And by the way, I'de tow that boat in anytime.

Good point!