Can anyone identify this boat?
08-25-2019 | 12:58 PM
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No pics other than the ones I've already posted. It's abt 14 hrs away from me so not likely I'll ever see it in person. I asked her to look it over for a data plate or some kind of identification. Appears to be suitable for inland foul weather ops.
08-25-2019 | 08:00 PM
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don't laugh.
humm,, somehow,, it's looking a little better.
wait a min, which way is it going?
a friend has this boat she inherited from her father recently. She doesn't know much abt it but says the top raises up and down. I believe she means the rear part goes up and pivots on the front somewhere. She's needs a ballpark estimate on it's worth. Structure and mechanical s are supposed to be in decent shape. Trailer not so much. Looks like it says "voyageur" on the side. Searched for that but didn't find anything. Can anyone identify this beast?
somebody stole the windshield wipers
I'd never buy it, the tires look bad, lights aren't legal...
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08-25-2019 | 11:04 PM
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Boat is in Iowa.
Seems like a lot of complex fabrication to be home made, but maybe.
I've been looking around at "camper boats" and found some similar models but none had a top that lowered/raised. Makes me wonder if it was designed to fit into a garage.
I'll ask her to take some pics of the inside and with the top raised. She's abt an hour away from the boat, so not sure when she'll be up there again.
Seems like a lot of complex fabrication to be home made, but maybe.
I've been looking around at "camper boats" and found some similar models but none had a top that lowered/raised. Makes me wonder if it was designed to fit into a garage.
I'll ask her to take some pics of the inside and with the top raised. She's abt an hour away from the boat, so not sure when she'll be up there again.
