Pics For Stripped Baja 342 Boss For Sale
09-18-2010, 06:59 PM
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You posted the same time I did...
This boat still needs quite a bit of work (gelcoat to the hills)but for a 34 foot boat its not bad. You have to figure, all the stuff missing I already re-did.
Buy: Carbon fiber dash, motors, interior - not really that bad if you get the hull for $10K
The cockpit sink hole can be fixed too, I put sliding toolbox drawer sliders and mounted a cooler. My cooler slides out like a toolbox drawer and you serve drinks off the sink/bar. Screw the icemaker, they weigh too much and use a lot of power. whoever buys this - email me and I will send you pictures on how to fix it.
Paisan, this is a great deal for you considering you have motors, and bolsters. You only would need gauges.
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09-18-2010, 07:31 PM
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the mounts are fine! most the wires in the bilge are uncut, the shift cables are good. tabs, pumps, and switches are all there! so is the steering, back seat is broken not cut! and i have the pieces! here is some pics of bilge
09-18-2010, 09:06 PM
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Yeah, that boat had a genset. Too bad...
The back seat broke? Show pics of that... they break it with a sledgehammer? It is 3/8 of an inch thick!
The back seat broke? Show pics of that... they break it with a sledgehammer? It is 3/8 of an inch thick!
09-18-2010, 10:33 PM
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Keith I'm sure upon inspection of the boat more parts are missing although like you said you could remove alot of it and do a custom 342. Paisan is probably the most logical canidate, but basically your buying a stripped hull...Always hidden problems when you get into it....
09-19-2010, 07:35 PM
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some pics of the cutty!
here is a pic of the hole the a/c go's in as you can see nothing is cut and there are clamps on hose's
microwave is still here!
and the craper is still intacted
here is a pic of the hole the a/c go's in as you can see nothing is cut and there are clamps on hose's
microwave is still here!
and the craper is still intacted
09-19-2010, 08:01 PM
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This boat needs motors, drives, shifters, gadges! and batteries and ur on the water! the rest is superficial!
13,000 buy the boat if you put another 50 in it, you would have 63,000 in a 90,000 dollar boat! thats amost 30 in profit or a saved in ur pocket!
13,000 buy the boat if you put another 50 in it, you would have 63,000 in a 90,000 dollar boat! thats amost 30 in profit or a saved in ur pocket!
09-19-2010, 08:27 PM
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Mike see needs a ton of work but you do have the power transplant ready for it. Personally I would sell yours and buy something done. I did the project route and all that ever happens is the boat costs you twice as much as what a good one would have cost. Good luck and if you do go this route and need help I am not far away.
