I have a 36 for sale in Vegas. I sent you an e-mail. Call me if you would like to see it.

what are you looking to sell your boat for?

We just ran this boat at the SCOPE poker run (only time in its life in salt) at it ran awesome! This boat is super clean with real HP500's. If I could sell my 29 I'd upgrade to this boat!

My bet would be blisters.

Love the all white look!

A guy at my marina has a super clean 97 or 98 36 Outlaw and has always been kept high and dry and I noticed blisters on his. Could be the reason for the gel coat.

Looks good. I hear blisters make it go faster!

Kenny.....he is talking about the boat.....not his dik.

Do check on the history to see if the stringers were addressed. We had a local dealer that had to recall and repair several of the first few years of 36's. I was on my buddies 36 outlaw over the weekend at the OSS races and it runs great with upgraded 502's pumping out about 450hp a side. I will tell you that I would have the boat surveyed regardless and verify the two things mentioned and that is the blistering and moisture in the transom which is a result of problem #1, especially if it was left in the water for any period of time. Good luck, like the white look. Hammer

I looked at this boat pretty closely a couple of years ago before the current owner purchased it. Do a search on hotboat and you can find a huge thread on it. It did have bottom paint on it and those famous Baja colors (purple, teal, etc), thus the new gel. I think it had been a bank repo boat and was in poor shape. At that time, the owner had just had the motors gone thru by a reputable builder in Havasu, forget the name. I think the boat could have been had at that time for about $64K. If it hasn't been abused since, I think it's a lot of boat for the money, the previous owner just got upside down on it. Definitely have the survey done, good luck.