79' 377
 

how many of yall like the old 377's? with the staggerd 502's. theres a 'cheap' one near me with 20hrs on boat and been in winterization for 10 years and i was thinking about updating the looks of it. i looked online and theres an 82 that someone is asking 60k LOL but the rest of them are around 20k... that about how much these boats are goin for? anyone have some pics of some cool restored ones?

check transom and stringers.

just trying to gauge some interest in a cool lookin updated 377

I think they're pretty cool. Would like to have one myself.

I always wanted one, but I wanted the side by side so it had more cockpit room. I have a lot of kids and need space!

Love the lines of the old 377. I think it would be awesome if you restored one...

Couple good pics of some restored ones here...http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...7-project.html

Ya saw a bunch of them. None of them are really how I want them to look though. Going to see what price i can get that one locally from me. And see what I can do with it

If anyone would like one customized how they would like it feel free to message me. Or looking for specific boats etc

Where are you at?

Saw one for sale for 20k in the fort wayne Indiana craigslist. 454's, 377, side by side so it has the huge cockpit. Actually my favorite offshore boat, but I am too busy with my 272 right now. It also has bottom paint on it.

I am in Syracuse. And at 20k is that really the price they go for?

I think he is high on the price. Steel trailer that has rust ans needs to be cleaned and painted. Scarab looks to be pretty original and in decent shape, but it is bottom painted. 454's and says it runs great, but no hours posted or info about rebuilds. No gps speed stated, middle of winter and no way to test. Also no info about a survey and what the stringer condition is. Answer all toes questions and it is probably worth somewhere in the $8k to $25k range, but I only saw a few pictures.

It is the exact boat I would love to do a full restore on by separating the deck off of it and redoing everything. Except it has bottom paint. Look at what that 38 kv sold for at auction, it was like 18k and it had some good money put into it recently.

Brian

315Duramax, boats are not something to be "flipped" for easy cash. Especially really old boats like a 1979 Scarab. Below is a link for a not so old boat that was rebuilt by one of the best places in the USA and has been on the market for months. I think they did a great job and the boat is bad a$$ but why has nobody purchased it? Maybe because it is 99k for a 17 year old boat?? I don't know??

http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o54440-en.html

If you are looking at doing it for yourself, go for it. If you are trying to flip it, save yourself the grief. People who are "known" in the industry have a tough time making money on redoing a boat. You will not get the money back out of it let alone any of your time.

Brian

315Duramax, Here is the link to the build tread for that AT I posted above. It was a nice boat before they started and I think the original asking price was over 100k for the completed boat. So just more for you to read before you start your boat flipping business.

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...pier-57-a.html