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Question for MikeJ.
Got a question for ya Mike.
Have a friend that is looking at a 1990 28' Scarab Excel. He was asking me about this year model and I have no info to offer. What years were they made? What degree hull do they have. Is there anything special/different about them that would make them stand out versus a standard Scarab? Is there a better market value? Any and all info will be welcome. By the way, this boat has a 500 HP and looks to be VERY clean. How much do you feel this boat would be worth? Thanks, Buck |
mid 20s
a few members have them I think hotboat is just getting his back together. I have an 87 excel myself. The hull is pretty similar but without the swim platform. |
puder,
What degree hull do they have? Someone told me they are a 21 instead of a 24. True or not? The one I have found is listed at 35k. I was thinking it was a little high. But not hugely overpriced. What do ya think? I was actaully thinking of trading my 1996 26' straight across for it. Buck |
I have an '89 excel. I'm pretty sure it's a 21 degree rise.
They're a heavy boat (4600lbs) and take a lot of power to get them going. 365 HP mag - will run about 60 MPH. Even with a blower they only run low 70's. Ride is great though. 35K sounds high for a 90. Usually see the going for around mid 20's |
Maybe it's just me, but I don't consider that to be heavy. My 26 weighs in at 4800 lbs dry.
The one I have found has a carbed HP in it. I was thinking upper 60s or so for speed. I figured 35k was high. I am thinking mid to upper 20s for this particular boat. Buck |
a 96 straight up for a 90???
i dunno about that one. If your intereste di havea 87 i'dlet go for comparitivley cheap compared to taht. I'd like 25k for my boat. It has brand new 550hp engine (5 hours) new bravo, new interior, new wiring, new guages, new dash, new panel, new k planes. The cosmetics aren;t done yet but she runs and i was planning on finishing all the cosmetic stuff in the fall (prior to selling). If your intereste de-mail me. she rides prety well for a boat her size too. |
Originally posted by puder a 96 straight up for a 90??? i dunno about that one. If your intereste di havea 87 i'dlet go for comparitivley cheap compared to taht. I'd like 25k for my boat. It has brand new 550hp engine (5 hours) new bravo, new interior, new wiring, new guages, new dash, new panel, new k planes. The cosmetics aren;t done yet but she runs and i was planning on finishing all the cosmetic stuff in the fall (prior to selling). If your intereste de-mail me. she rides prety well for a boat her size too. I'm done hiding the boat. Here it is. http://www.perfmarine.net/9028scarab.htm Buck |
that does look pretty damn clean.
i think that trading a 96 fora 90 seems kind of crazy. Yeh ait might be alittle longer but its 6 years older. I'd think your 96 is worth more even a extra clean 90. as for eth size i'd say they shodul be pretty similar. The 28 is prolly only 26 or 27 but they add the platform in to the measurement. |
I think mine is worth more too. But my trailer isn't in near as good condition as that one.
I highly doubt a dealer would pay difference on a trade either. Who knows? Buck |
Love the all white:D
I do think it's overpriced. You can buy the 26' Scarab CV's for mid twenties. Extras look like you're paying for the HP500, Imco steering, bolsters etc. Mid to upper 60's sounds about right. |
Boat sold before I could take a closer look.
Thanks for the help all. I'll keep looking. Buck |
hey if your buddy is interested my boat can be finished pretty quickly. I was hodong off finishing it up becasue i am runnign it on my spare time instead of working on it. BUT if I had an interested buyer i'd finish her up.
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puder,
It's actually for me. I'm just kinda keepin my eyes open for that special deal. Doesn't necassarily have to be an Excel. Just a boat that interests me in the size range for the right money. Buck |
1990 28' Scarab Excel is selling for mid-teens in this area. Mine sold last season for $16,500 with new 454ci 400HP engine in it. No trailer.
1990 Scarab Excel specs from the brochure: LOA 28' 3" (w/the bolt on swim platform) Hull Length: 26' Beam 7' 8" Dry Weight: 4600 lbs Deadrise 23 degrees Draft up 23" Draft down 38" Clearance: 4' normal, 5'6" with radar arch Fuel capacity: 80 gallons 1990 34 footers are going for mid-$30's to lower $40's. |
buck if your interested let me know. She runs pretty well still doing some tuning. I'd liek to sell it too. I enjoy baoting BUT I am really wanting to get into car racing. I loev boating but whats the poitn of having a boat if i'm gone every weekend racing cars???
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Hello Buck, Im not really up
on the Excel its a Wellcraft boat and Im more a Team Scarab Flat deck (SoCal) type and I left Scarab about 4 years ago now with some bad feelings. All the old info is boxedup and in storage and I think the key got lost. Mike J. |
Originally posted by puder buck if your interested let me know. She runs pretty well still doing some tuning. I'd liek to sell it too. I enjoy baoting BUT I am really wanting to get into car racing. I loev boating but whats the poitn of having a boat if i'm gone every weekend racing cars??? Buck |
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