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Unread 06-17-2010, 12:40 PM
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Hello everyone, I'm posting this ad for my father in law. He is putting his V-20 up for sale. It is in very good condition inside and out. Please e-mail him directly with any and all questions. [email protected]

For the full ad with pictures please look at this PDF file. ***UPDATE- MANY NEW PICS ADDED***


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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/310478/Boat%20for%20Sale%20Facts2.pdf

Price $7,900

1975 Wellcraft V-20 Step Lift Fiberglass 20***8217; cuddy Cabin ***8220;Deep Vee***8221; Hull Design Boat
165 H.P. Mercruiser I/O w/1994 Johnson 15 H.P. Kicker Motor (with less than 25 hours usage).

1975 Shoreline Model EZ 22-36GT Galvanized tandem boat trailer w/load capacity of 3,600 lbs. Completely rebuilt with new axles, tires, rims, wheel bearings, lights, springs, winch strap, and rollers-cost of recent repairs = $2,348.

Features:

  • New Die Hard marine platinum dry cell battery
  • On board Guest waterproof 6 amp battery charger
  • JVC AM/FM/CD stereo with two 80 watt Polyplanar speakers
  • ICOM VHF marine radio w/8 ft. antenna
  • Garmin GPS Map 180 chart plotter w/software and internal battery upgrade
  • Hummingbird 100 SX fish/depth finder
  • Todd deluxe ladder back captain***8217;s chairs w/custom canvas covers
  • Custom anodized aluminum bow rail by J & J Marine Fabricators, Falmouth MA
  • Stainless steel folding boarding ladder
  • Custom cuddy cabin teak cabinet, hatch cover, and flooring
  • Recovered fuel tank covers
  • Guest model 298 remote control spot/flood light
  • New box anchor and anchor line
  • Porta-potti
  • Garelick stainless steel kicker motor bracket



Mechanical and Electrical Replacements/upgrades:

  • Rebuilt stern drive
  • High torque marine starter
  • Marine 70 AMP alternator
  • Fuel tanks removed, cleaned, pressure tested and new anti-siphon nipples installed
  • New fuel lines, Sierra fuel pump, water separating filter, carb filter
  • Stainless steel steering wheel and Teleflex Safe T and QC rotary steering system
  • Quicksilver throttle/shift control box w/platinum throttle and shift cables
  • New running lights, interior lighting and wiring
  • Quicksilver tachometer
  • JABSCO 3***8221; bilge blower
  • Bilge pump 1500 GPH switch/float and discharge hose assy
  • Exhaust manifold, riser, exhaust elbow, bellows, exhaust baffle kit, gaskets, water passage hoses on motor and stern drive, water pump impeller assy, engine circulating (water) pump
  • Electronic ignition conversion and coil
  • Rebuilt carburetor
  • Solenoids and commutator head replacement on power trim
  • Engine removed to replace oil pan and gasket therefore replaced oil pump at same time
  • New push rods, lifters, and valve cover gasket

In addition to above, the engine has been professionally winterized each season by the same Mercury mechanic since new. At the beginning of each season, full tune-up done, new fuel and water separating filters changed. At end of season, removal of stern drive, water impeller/pump replaced, full lubrication, oil change and filter, inspection and/or repair done, then reassembly and dry storage or shrink wrapped.
Plenty of extra new and used parts come with boat. Average usage per season about 10 trips from Falmouth to Martha***8217;s Vineyard for family fishing trips. This boat has always been on a lift and never been moored! For about 12 years this boat stayed in a garage not being used.
Boat can be viewed in Taunton, MA Email address is [email protected].

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Unread 06-17-2010, 12:51 PM
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Very nice, well maintained boat. I can't quite figure out the name. I see the work "plan" which is preceded by a shark fin and a couple other items. Can you tell us the name?
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Unread 06-17-2010, 12:55 PM
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He is a financial planner..... "fin" and "shell" plan

Also, the name on the boat is vinyl, I'm sure a heat gun and some cleaner would get it all off. The name has only been on the boat for the past few years so it is unlikely that there is any fading.
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Unread 06-17-2010, 12:57 PM
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Wow, nice write up and looks like a beautiful boat....would love to see some pics of the inside.....As mint as it looks you MAY have a shot and getting something in the neighborhood of your asking price but its a tough market out there and there are alot of our boats around selling for alot less (not nearly as nice of course). With the money your father-in law seems to have put into that baby I would try to keep it in the family for as long as you can. I think a gift to his favorite son in law would be in order! Good luck with the sale.
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Unread 06-17-2010, 01:02 PM
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Good advice. I'll see if I can grab a few shots of the inside of it as well. He just refinished the wood as well. I wouldn't hesitiate to buy the boat myself but I already have a 2005 20ft Stingray that I'm looking at selling because I don't use it enough!

I can't say enough, who ever ends up with this boat will not be disappointed. I haven't seen anyone aside from myself maintain their vehicles like my father in law.

Also, he really wasn't sure how to price it. He looked around at different boats like his for sale and didn't see any as nice or that came with as many extras. Just the kicker motor alone is worth good money.
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Unread 06-22-2010, 08:13 AM
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Wow, nice write up and looks like a beautiful boat....would love to see some pics of the inside.....As mint as it looks you MAY have a shot and getting something in the neighborhood of your asking price but its a tough market out there and there are alot of our boats around selling for alot less (not nearly as nice of course). With the money your father-in law seems to have put into that baby I would try to keep it in the family for as long as you can. I think a gift to his favorite son in law would be in order! Good luck with the sale.

In light of your request for more pictures of the inside of the boat I have added MANY pictures to the pdf linked to in the original post.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/310478/Boat%...e%20Facts2.pdf

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Unread 07-01-2010, 09:13 AM
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A few people have called/emailed but the boat is still available!
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Unread 07-02-2010, 10:19 AM
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man that wood work is awesome....love that storage cabinet in the cuddy...good luck with it.
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