Too much work for me thought some of you might be interested in this. Great starting bid price

http://cooperss.com/1-1-27209-Fountain-Lighting

Good deal I called but in my mind about 50k to put back together unless you own a marina?Engines were pickled but not started figure rebuild.

That thing must of hit very hard to sink, good looking boat, hope somebody brings her back to life

that's a nice boat but i am sure its going to for more then 7500 bucks plus it is a huge load of work and money to spend before u can call it a boat again

I know a little about it...

It was for sale (brokered) for years. Rarely moved til the day it sank. Oh yeah, there was alot of "damage control" done on the "accident". My guess is that it was HEAVILY insured that day.



Edit: If anyone is interested in it and has questions about it, I have the number of the "broker"/marina that had it for years and the marina that salvaged the boat after it sank.

Hmmm, I see.

Well... it hit a rock dyke at a high rate of speed, for some reason it was travelling outside the channel markers (which everyone that boats there knows to stay in between them unless you absolutely know where your going), the boating community in the area is VERY tightly knit, and the whole "accident" was quickly hushed.

did you see the 45 sonic on that same site??? this boat REALLY, I mean, really , must have hit hard, like very hard to crack the hull like that...

boat was named [controlled chaos]looks like it got out of control

where did it happen?