I read the post before I bought it. I didn't do a compression check. Both engines run great and don't blow any oil. I changed the oil when I got it home, and it looked great. Then I cut open the oil filters and there was no metal or even a sign of any metallic fibers in it. I am not sure what they did to it engine wise. I know it has roller rockers, headers and holley carbs. The engines idle nice, so if they put a cam in it im sure its small. From what I have read on horse power and speed of the 33's, I would say they probably make in the 500 range and with 4 people full tanks and a days gear, I gps'd it at 79.9 and I really was not holding it long or was it trimmed way out. And the water was calm. The only time this boat might have run 94.5 was being pulled down the highway. I do have a compression guage, so if someone is interested and want me to check it I will.


I have a guy that works on my Sutphen. He ran down and back for me. Between fuel, food, hotel and his time, it was probably around 3k

Thanks for the kind words.
It was great seeing you guys again. We are still laughing about all the stories. Good times

Father... is.this 33 still.for sale or did it sell? Please pm me and your asking price good job on removing the wrap. Looks a ton better.

I have dropped my price to try to move this before winter hits in N.Y. If anyone you know is looking, it's a good reliable boat. I took it out sunday, down the Hudson River and around Manhattan. It was a great day and the boat ran perfect. Thanks

This is the website to advertise your 33 if you price it under 30000 I think it will sell fast

Where is it currently listed?

its on the first post e bay no bids

http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/bod/4653481653.html

that's a good look

Needs a good scrubbing but with some TLC looks like it could be a nice boat.