1984? i dont think so.......
 

not bad, though.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1984-...item1e5d153c9b

It looks to be in good shape.. of course you just don't know about the transom or stringers. Maybe the engines an 84'? Trailer looks semi good, but no fenders and I see some rust on one bracket... and the tires have no tread.. I'll pass... (of course if it was closer to home I'd probably try to buy it for a song and then fix/resell for a profit...) But Ga is just too far to travel.

Thats a mid 70's boat, just like my 1975

I send him an email telling him he probably has the year wrong just so he doesnt piss off a potential buyer...he added this:

On Jul-15-10 at 18:31:18 PDT, seller added the following information:

sorry if the year is wrong i am not sure of the year when i bought the boat the guy told me it was a 84

I can't believe how people want to sell big ticket items on ebay with pi$$ poor descriptions, run on sentences, spelling errors, and someone should show him how to capitalize the first letter of every sentence. Or maybe that was just one long sentence...
:booty:

OK, I feel better.

I thought exactly the same thing. You know typos, etc. are not so bad for a quick email or a quick post or text message, but for a "for sale" ad, I agree with you; have someone proofread your work before you post it, run spell check, anything but the kind of gibberish that guy put in his ad.