I was stuck on the first part..........$14,000 for a boat resting in the yard. Not like it was 10K for the boat and 4K for the trailer (there is no trailer). No doubt the "yard drop" likely damaged the straight shaft/rudder when it got dropped there.

alot of the photo bucket picture didn't load for me

It looks to me like they dropped it in a perfect spot to start stacking the wood for the bonfire ,

and it will only cost $60 k to restore! Then you can experience the pleasure of having $74k into a boat that's (doubtfully) worth $50k!

1979 Sea Ray Sportsfisherman- 27' - $1400

1979 Sea Ray Sportsfisherman, 27' for sale.
Engine is dismantled.
Outdrive is gaulded.
$1,400 OBO
https://wheeling.craigslist.org/boa/...972558847.html
The silos behind it may rust out and fall on this POS before someone buys it.

That has to be his buddies posting a fake ad to break his balls! Funny he didn't know that Fountains only attract skanks?

the 30K price makes me think it is a scam ad, I know its 20 years old but have they really gotten that cheap?

I always wonder if they really believed that boat would ever get put in the water again when they put it there. Imagine looking at that eyesore for years thinking it was either going to get repaired (for $$$$) or sold at the end for $1400? Lets say it sells for $500 and it sat for 10 years. So you look at that knowing after 10 years that baby was accruing $1 a week towards the final sale price!

Maybe it was a great boat for 10 years prior, then you have 10 years worth of stories, trophy catches that you can relive when someone asks about that turd in the yard......

Nothing that a wire brush and little paint won't fix.......hahahahahah

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