87 V20 Cuddy on the Bass Barn--$5500

[Bygracealone]

http://www.thebassbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=190386

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[willy]

that thing is going to fly

[Mulv80]

Thats Chesapeake724's old boat, He sold it without a motor a couple of years ago.

[willy]

that is cool being around here and seeing the V's come and go.

[Waterman]

anyone know how to get in touch with this guy doesnt answer on craigslist?

[willy]

what did he do with the transom, it looks different, oh yea its missing the motor well scuppers

[Bygracealone]

what did he do with the transom, it looks different, oh yea its missing the motor well scuppers

Willy, aren't they there? I think I see one...

[chesapeake724]

Yup, my old V. Hull was very clean outside when I sold it and it looks like the buyer kept it up or even made it better. Inside was very good with a couple spongy spots in the floor and the panel above the gas tank should've been replaced. IIRC the transom was solid, but the aluminum or stainless trim piece that went on the lip needed replacing. Looks like a decent motor he put on. FWIW, the buyer was nice and knew his way around boats. He owned a battlewagon at the Jersey shore, but wanted a smaller boat for the Delaware River and to do some light tinkering/refurbishing work. The lights, instrument panel and wiring overhaul were done by me. The trailer should be in decent shape, as I replaced a lot of the running hardware on my dime. Price sounds reasonable, depending on the condition of the motor. The guy split time between two or three houses, so that may explain some delay in communication.

[chesapeake724]

Oh yeah, seeing her lines again... I miss her. At the time, I just didn't have the $$$ to replace the POS motor and with 1 yr.old twins, I just needed out of the whole rig. Not the hull's fault at all.