NEW BOAT!!!

wakeboarderss · Newbie Joined: 30 May 2003 Posts: 14

Went to see it tonight and she has a beautiful exterior shes an 83 Supra rider. No hull damage... needs interior work mainly cleaning and refurbishing... No rot in wood floors and the stringers are just now starting to rot but nothing signifigant just starting to show lil signs of age. I'm sure this can be stopped or prevented to further damage because it is barely any at all. It comes w a rad a cage tower, wake designs board racks and a fat sac. Lots of storage room...351 windsor engine and wake looks ok for having only 500 pounds total including people in the boat. We would prob wait her out w about 2000lbs plus people. He's asking 7k. I want it bad so is it a deal!!!!????ANy help appreciated, wake input massively weighted would be excellent. Thanks
Bradd

jbelson · Guest

Remember, the boat is 20 years old. I'v had bad experience's w/ things that old (Rv and girls). If you see some rot, that means there's a lot you dont see. If your handy and have a kick-ass set of tools, you'd definately have a a good excuse to use 'em. But, I have bad luck with anything mechanical. Everything I own goes on the fritz when it shouldn't! If you are blessed in that area, it's something to consider, but definately talk him down in price. It's 20 years old and needs work. Remember, it's an investment, not a hot chick!

wakeboarderss · Newbie Joined: 30 May 2003 Posts: 14

yah but remember this my dad is like mr fix it right. And there are these boats with no tower or board racks that look like hell compared to this boat for 2 grand more.

wakeboarder · Addict Joined: 24 Apr 2003 Posts: 702

if nothing major is wrong with it then go for it

PimpinD · Addict Joined: 17 Feb 2003 Posts: 785 City: Orlando, FL

heh i know that mr day fix it thing, we bought a 1994 prostar that needed a lil engine work, and since my dad is mr. cruse ship inspector person, after about 2 weeks, we had her running perfect, oppsed to starting up then not turning on once she was off again for a few hours. Id say check that rot again, and if it looks ok, go for it.