Chris Cat for sale cheap
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Selling my 1985 Chris Cat due to builder not being able to finish assembling other motor and too many other boats/projects. Good paint, decent roadworthy triple axle steel trailer, cabin, interior new 2 years ago, full cover, SSM 2 drives, 3 blade cleavers, full hydraulic steering, and much more. Boat went low 90's with old power (468's with 177 blowers/625hp). $16k. 1 engine is fresh (8 hrs) in boat and 1 is fresh from machine shop needs assembly. New gaskets, cam, lifters, timing chain, billet TC cover included, only need rings and bearings to buy. Please make sure you have permisson from your wife, girlfriend, (or both), parents, bank or whatever you need. SERIOUS ABLE BUYERS ONLY! Thanks
Benny
252-562-8680
Benny
252-562-8680
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Glad everything went smooth. I can't wait to see it "updated" I am going to try to make it down, save me a couple of spots on the house boat! Lol. Keep me updated on the progress guys. Thanks again, gotta go clean up my bike
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What inspired you to replace the transom? Did you find some rot? I had the pipes and all out numerous times (way too many) and all the foam coring seemed solid everywhere . The rear seat bulkhead yea that was a good idea to do. Looks like you are doing a great job on it, I cant wait to see her back on the water. Got the motor back together yet? I still need to get with you, I found ther cockpit cover for it.
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What inspired you to replace the transom? Did you find some rot? I had the pipes and all out numerous times (way too many) and all the foam coring seemed solid everywhere . The rear seat bulkhead yea that was a good idea to do. Looks like you are doing a great job on it, I cant wait to see her back on the water. Got the motor back together yet? I still need to get with you, I found ther cockpit cover for it.