1989 Panther in Ga.
 

Anyone know this 1989 Scarab Panther, it's listed all over the place and on E bay, located in Woodstock Ga. ? Been for sale for several months looks very clean I may be interested. Any help ?

pics might help.

If you are looking for one, there is one in south jersey for sale

possibly, where about in s/jersey ? also looking at the viper in central jersey on craigslist, this one also has been for sale for a while
thanks

There is one on New Haven ct c/l 7500 but has 1 blown engine.

Thanks Z

PM member excalibur32. I believe the one I am thinking about belonged to a friend of his. I cant remember where I saw it but it looked decent in the pics as i recall.

Yes, that's the viper in central jersey, looks clean but motors are out.

Just checked the central jersey craigslist. the one in south Brunswick is the one I was thinking of. Again though, I believe it belongs/belonged to a friend of member excalibur82's so he could probably give you the skinny.

Thanks, spoke to him yesterday

looked at the Georgia Scarab last week. it's AWESOME! really good shape and a great trailer.

went back yesterday to show the wife and talk numbers only to find it's been sold and will be headed to California next week!

WOW! hadn't been considering a scarab but I LOVED that Panther!

Panther
 

It did look clean

It was Super clean, i am really broken hearted i missed out.

I ma between an early 90's Formula 311 or a Bravo Panther.

I see the Panther weight listed as 6400#. a Formula 311 or a fountain 35 shows 7400#. is the panther really 1000# lighter? if so why do they seem to show the same top speeds with similar power/props?

or do they measure weight differently?

They are pretty heavy boats. I would say it is in the lower 7000# range A friend sold his '89 Bravo Panther about a month ago for $9500 and it was a very clean boat. If I would have known he was selling so cheap I would have picked it up myself. It was a 63MPH boat.

that sounds like a great deal! I just love how simple the Panther is. It feels like a water going hotrod. no sink, no enclosed head, no shore power or A/C...

Just a simple but useable berth, stand up bolsters, and two snarling big blocks roaring through open exhausts

It's not a Lexus... It's more of a Mustang.

I MUST HAVE ONE!