wanted to show yall a bout youve never seen.

[RidgeRunner]

Early Stumpknockers were flat bottom. They do make some with a little V that remind me of an Old Timer. Mom has the flatbottom 17' Stumpknocker that gets around nice with a 60 4-stroke. Fairly shallow runner but the NV goes places that mud motors and airboats need only apply. As evidenced by the lack of gelcoat on the bottom... Started out as a baby in the 12' SeaKing with 4.5 Merc. It wouldn't plane but the fish didn't care..

[Stinky_Hooker]

Phatty, Stauters are still built and plenty of them around. Ive got several friends that own them, Im just not a wood boat fan. My dad and I had a little 14 growing up for a very short period..great boats.



I couldnt type much as I started this thread on my phone in the woods. But what I wanted to say is these bring a premium here for sure..he could get 4500-5K all day long in this condition.

I actually found it in rough shape, a different buddy bought it, restore it and put this low hours 60 on it. Its rated for a 70 but runs nicely with the 60...bout 32-34mps gps loaded with 2 people. He sold it to this friend of mine thats like my brother a couple years back.


Now for the good part, he rarely uses it and has considered selling it but I THINK I have him talked out of it. He had to move it because him and his wife split and sold their house. I have a few things to do to my 18 and Im thinking about selling it this spring because I just dont use it that much and would use something this size ALOT, especially fishing after work by myself. Im hoping it stays around and I can work out a deal with him when I sell mine even if its joint ownership or something. She will then go under the shed my 18 is under. (Crossing fingers)

[spareparts]

heres a 14 Bentz craft with a 70 http://charleston.craigslist.org/boa/3494792696.html for $3000 no pics though