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My customer brought this in on Friday. Seems he didn't know what channel markers are for and drove across a submerged sea wall. Sat in salt water for the evening until they lifted it then was left out on the trailer for a few weeks.

Too bad, it was a fun little boat and could take some big water.

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Makes me want to cry looking at that.

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Whippled HP500 that is now junk. I'm expected to fix this for under the value of the boat:rolleyes:

Was the driver alright? He must have smacked that steering wheel pretty good.................

Oh my gosh that is such a sad sight! Sorry to see this.

Julie

How far into the bottom did he go? Clear through? It can be fixed.

Woops!

I'll give you $10 for the drive and throw in the mangled prop :party-smiley-048:

It can't be fixed.... now send it to me for proper disposal!:party-smiley-048:

Unfortunately the cost of re-building is far greater than the boats value. Sad, Craig painted this boat a few years ago and it looks great.

Tore the lower unit off and he said when they hit he was in the power pretty hard so I imagine the upper is hurt.

He took the keel out, you can put your had through the floor!

Amazingly the only injury was a broken arm. Could have been much worse.

The driver had only bruised ribs.

is that a Warlock, looks like LOS old boat.

Wow is that shame!

It is Los' old boat and yes it is a Warlock. It's a good thing he's not around to see this, not that he didn't wad up his share of boats.