It is a newer Shorelander single axle trailer (painted) that is in nice shape. It has, however, a free boat sitting on it, a 20' cuddy the brand of which escapes me right now. It really is a pretty nice boat, and best of all, it and the trailer were free!

dam can't beat the price!!

The foredeck ahead of the windshield is soft and gettin softer...the floor in front of the seat boxes has been gettin soft over the last year or so...the transom doesn't bend or creak w/weight on the motor, but there is lots of wet wood in there...all the rod-holders and stuff that I'm takin off are leaving plenty of holes top side all around...the old girl's pretty rough, I don't want you to ride all the way down here expecting more than she is...the $250 I'm asking is about what I figure parting it out will bring...if you're serious, I'll hang on to it for a little while, but really gotta go soon...

ST, the 20' cuddy is not a V20, but does appear to be a pretty sound project cuddy which I could let go for a song. Let me know if you might be interested in looking at it. No bottom paint either and some pretty nice teak pieces. It was an I/O and would appear to a good bracket candidate.

OK, ST, it is a 1987 20' "Aerocraft" Mach 2 cuddy cabin. Kind of an off white color with a small burgundy gelcoat portion where the top cap would attach to the hull. It sits on a 1994 Shorelander single axle bunk trailer which does not appear to have any rust at all. I have really not been able to find anything specific on the internet regarding the Aerocraft brand, but again, it seems to be a solid hull, and I am certain that it has a good solid and dry transom. Come take a look at it if you like. I will be away this Saturday, but should be home all day Sunday. If interested, PM me and I will send you my phone number.

P.S. I will not, I repeat not, uncover my 1990 V20 for you to take a look at. You seem to have the V fever, and who knows what might happen!