? for scarab guys...
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? for scarab guys...
can any one tell my what i should be paying for a 79 scarab no motors/drives, hull in god shape(cept for horrid paint scheeme,pink and purple) the wood trim needs some work and the interior is in passible shape. i would like to go talk to the guy, but not sure what kind of price range i should be in...help???
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nickslick payed like 25k for his with 502s and TRS drives. He payed alot.
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For that old of a boat it won't be worth much without engines or drives. Save your money and buy something that only needs repairs not all the parts. By the time you find all the parts you will have more money into it than it is worth.
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agreed you will spend 10k per engine if you go with crates. Once you marinize and finish them. They are you gonna spend at least 6k for drive 500-600 on props. and a ton of misc. on rigging and parts. and paint and rewiring ans such. Then you haev to start with the interior. If you could find a pair of take out 454 that could save you some loot.
if you want somethign newer and running and about the same size for less money drop me a line.
if you want somethign newer and running and about the same size for less money drop me a line.
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I've seen a few of those late 70's 30 footers in the $10-12K range in lake-ready condition. What you're looking at might be worth $2-3K, and lots of your time and $$ spent working on it instead of enjoying it.