1994 32 Skater in CA #6 Merc 800SCs
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I think people have to keep in mind, everyone has their own standards. I'll preface this by saying I'm somewhat of a perfectionist. I'm a good guy to preview a boat for you as long as you don't want a rosy picture. If there's a flaw, I'll find it.
I looked at the boat a few months ago, and put an offer on it. Much of it has been redone. For me, there is more to go, and I would put at least another $20K into the boat and trailer to get it into new looking condition (assuming no major mechanicals need freshening). Beware that insurance is difficult to get with the 800's. When I looked at it, the boat was $100K. It's now near $80K, so I think it is probably a reasonable buy, and should sell (good luck to Jeffrey!). To answer someone's question, the boat is from Maryland.
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the big problem also is finding parts for wet sump 6's...check bam's website. alot of parts are discontinued...
http://www.mercruiserparts.com/
http://www.mercruiserparts.com/
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when i bought my boat, i looked at this one real closely and had a few emails with the owner.. my only issue was insurance or id have been all over it.. it was basically uninsurable for me with no prior boat ownership.. i think its a great deal..
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[QUOTE=Michael1;2318291]I think people have to keep in mind, everyone has their own standards. I'll preface this by saying I'm somewhat of a perfectionist. I'm a good guy to preview a boat for you as long as you don't want a rosy picture. If there's a flaw, I'll find it.
I looked at the boat a few months ago, and put an offer on it. Much of it has been redone. For me, there is more to go, and I would put at least another $20K into the boat and trailer to get it into new looking condition (assuming no major mechanicals need freshening). Beware that insurance is difficult to get with the 800's. When I looked at it, the boat was $100K. It's now near $80K, so I think it is probably a reasonable buy, and should sell (good luck to Jeffrey!). To answer someone's question, the boat is from Maryland.
Michael P.M. me re this rig
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Michael P.M. me re this rig
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