I can totally do a 6 man. OH kyles going to the bank soon.... Its a good thing i just paid off one of my trucks.

Is there any where i can find more info on this?

Hi guys. This is Fred's old boat. He sold it to a friend of mine and I bought it in November of 2003. I dropped a valve summer of 2004 and took the engine to Tommy @ Chief for a rebuild and got it back on the water summer of 2005.

The boat has less than 40 hours on it since the rebuild due to low water levels on Lanier and my recent divorce. This is a solid boat with a lot of potential. I just need to liquidate it because of my situation. I've priced it for half of what I have in it in order to move it fast.

Currently it's turning a 30" Bravo 5100 rpm for 78 mph with 1.5:1 Bravo X drive. I have dyno and build sheets/invoices from Chief. Dyno shows 705 ft/lbs and 712 hp @ 5300 so it's got some more oomph with some prop tuning.

Call or email me with any questions and I'll shoot straight with you as well as take any additional photos you may want.

Hey nice boat if you have any picture you would like to post for you email them to me at [email protected].
How is the cover and interior?
I have found it very useful when selling anything like this to take just a ton of pictures and load them on photo bucket. that way you dont have to always attach them in an email. just send a link for 100 pictures.

What more pics does a person need? If it's anything you are wanting to buy, go take a look at it. The boat looks great to me! Quit hassling this guy and someone just go buy it!

Easy killer,

I was being nice and offering to post any more pics that he may want on here, since he cant....

Is there anything about me hassling this guy? NO there is not....

LOL.... boat has been on the market for less than 24hrs...
this guy has not been hasseled yet.
BTW, nothing wrong w/ asking for pictures of the cockpit or cabin or better dash pics before having to shell out $600 for a round trip ticket and a car rental.

Now, on the other hand, if you are just tired of SLP's search for a boat... then just say so. :party-smiley-004:

If I was in the market for a boat I would be on a plane right now and contacting someone to do a survey and leakdown test.

At this price even if you had to recover the interior, rebuild the drive and rebuild the motor you would still be between 50-60 and have a basically brand new boat. If you are lucky you could run this thing for a couple of years before having to shell out some dough. I got 2 years out of mine.

I bet it will run around 80-82 with the right prop on it.

Mine ran 81.6 with the old motor and I didnt have it propped perfectly. Jo has said mine would run around 86 with the right prop.

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You might have something there.

How was the bank visit?