I am looking for a project boat
#22
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From: Newbury Park, CA
Originally Posted by jordy
How about a '76 Schiada River Cruiser v-drive? Mechanically, it's solid, just needs some cosmetic work with the gel-coat and dress up kind of stuff. It's half a project and would be a great boat for a lake or even bigger water when you're done. They do ski race them to Catalina and back. It's listed on the boat trader online.
The nice thing about the Schiada, you can pretty much get what you put into it out in most cases. They hold their value better than anything I've seen. Pretty amazing really.
The nice thing about the Schiada, you can pretty much get what you put into it out in most cases. They hold their value better than anything I've seen. Pretty amazing really.

Michael
#23
Originally Posted by Dirck W Gomez
Hi,
.... Wife won't let me have 2 boats in driveway (darn) so first $10.5k for OSO member takes this fine toy.
Happy to send pics to any interested.
.... Wife won't let me have 2 boats in driveway (darn) so first $10.5k for OSO member takes this fine toy.
Happy to send pics to any interested.
Got a 30' Villain 454's (on the right) new Stainless Marine exhaust and will also provide pics as my wife is getting tired of carrying groceries from down the block
Last edited by njgr8ful; 01-22-2005 at 02:39 AM.
#24
Originally Posted by Michael1
That's a great looking boat, but how much freeboard does that thing have? I can't believe they run them to Catalina and back (returning in one piece).
Michael
Michael

As far as Catalina, they have run them back and forth for years pulling skiers at 90 mph. A 21' boat wouldn't be my first choice, but if it was the only choice I had it would be a Schiada or a Hallett Vector v-drive.
Last edited by jordy; 01-22-2005 at 02:49 AM.




