Offshoreonly.com - parting out a Baja 38 Special

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Originally Posted by RT930turbo (Post 3880169)

Is this your 38?! ...either way, does it have AC?

Thanks, Kelly.

No it's not the poker run boat, it's a parts boat with trailer I purchased to reappoint my cockpit from 4 bolsters to 2 in an effort to generate more elbow room, and perhaps install the entertainment center for the ice maker and the sink.

I've gotten quite a few emails and replies on the forum, but unfortunately I'm not terrbly smart on computers and have a dumb phone. This or next couple of evenings after work I'll have my son shoot some pic's with his smart phone to forward or post on the board.
Meanwhile I'll try to answer and post links if it's something I have in Photobucket

turbo, I have an AC but need to remove it to test it, my guess is that it'll work

pantera,
Here's pic's of my 4 multicolor McCleod electric bolsters, I also have 2 of the same in white. I'm flexible as to which 2 I place in my boat. If someone wants 4 matching I'll install white or I'll sell 2 white and 2 colored
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y28.../IMG_15202.jpg

cobra,
I have an anchor hatch and 4 deck hatches I'll get pic's for.

fenderjack,
I don't have the transom assemblies, pumps, k-planes, or hydraulic steering components.

mittens,
I'm pretty sure there are AC vents.

liberator,
The hatch hinges are large beefy stainless 2 arm style.
The hatch is in excellent shape with white upholstry and has a chrome looking diamond plate laminate underneath, looks cool.
I may sell mine and replace it with this one and mine is white with new upholstry from last winter.

carolinacopters,
I'm pretty sure at the storage facility I have trim indicators, instrument cluster w/ gauges, and throttles.

schiada,
I have a remote adaptor for fuel filter to mount on bulkhead behind rear seat, steering column but I'll need to see how cleanly they removed the cables. They did quite a hack job when they cut out the transom and took the drives as a whole still attached to the transom instead of disassembling everything.

You guys will have to excuse me if I'm a slow to respond. In my business, pool construction, we're starting to pick up quite a bit and I'm on the road from before daylight until after dark running jobs every day if it's not raining.

I also have some other stuff too.
2 B1 new style sweptback outdrives, with less than 80 hours per seller a couple of years ago , oil changed twice w/ bravo shop synthetic neo oil???
38' aluminum trailers
1 18000lb McClain triple axle, electric over hydraulic dual axle brakes, 1 mounted spare
1 18000lb Towmaster by Fabrique triple axle, electric over hydraulic brakes on all three axles with dual mounted spare, mounted toolbox, and an electric jack.
And all kinds of stuff from the salon, galley, and head, plus lots of through hull water outlets, popup cleats, handrails etc...

See ya,
Kelly