http://www.boattrader.com/listing/19...RRIOR-96293145

Been listed for a while. just curious.

I talked to someone about this boat a while back.

It needs new interior and paint at least on side hullside. The engines condition are unknown and so are the drives. The trailer is questionable and doesn't look like it is a good fit. The boat and the trailer look to be the same width. It has spent a lot of time outside. I know it has had the cover on it but, that just traps the moisture and dirt. It may have not had the jack up far enough for the boat to drain the water, from the rain Georgia has received in the last year. But, that last part is just a guess. Some friends on the other side of Georgia have been interested in it.

That boat has been for sale for ever. Once upon a time it was listed for twice that money.

Sounds like a guy could drop a ton of money into the boat... Go for it, Baywatch!

Unfortunate that it has sat for so long. I'd love to move up to a 36 someday, but they sure are pricey.

It needs a lot of paint work, I have walked a round it. If it is dry, then you need to go thru the mechanicals. It could be a sweet boat, I had one with the same set with out the blowers on the boat Warpaint smashed on the way home from KW last year.

RIP Warpaint..

I remember it listed for 129k for ever and now there are new pics and new price and she looks rough. I always heard the #3 boats were runners.

Shallowmind, I think I will just put some B-maxes on mine and dump the money into what I already got (freshen power etc). I am definately thinking about creating a dual helm so when my kid gets older we can share driving responsibilities.

That's what I'd do

Hard to come by #3 parts

Hi Steve,
How do the 36's handle compared to the 41's -- i realize there's 5 ft difference but are they even close to a wave crusher that the 41 is known for?
How much power would it take to make it a respectable --80mph--

Thanks, Dave

Dave, my last 36 ran 84 with 775's trannys and 3A's. It did take the waves as well as my 41 but it was a great boat, still miss her.