Our old Wellcrafts have value!

[smokeonthewater]

Hence the reason I said cutting out the cuddy would destroy the value of the boat. Sofa boats are a dime a dozen but these are WORTH keeping in one peice.

[RidgeRunner]

Value? Yes! Worth more parted out unfortunately.
Look for a replacement if you don't think they have value. I look then I crawl back under my rock and forget the whole thing for a while..
23' Sailfish at Capt. Pete's Yachet Sales looks mighty nice, but I digress. Fever indeed.

[Larryrsf]

Originally Posted by RidgeRunner

Value? Yes! Worth more parted out unfortunately.
Look for a replacement if you don't think they have value. I look then I crawl back under my rock and forget the whole thing for a while..
23' Sailfish at Capt. Pete's Yachet Sales looks mighty nice, but I digress. Fever indeed.

I think there may be a good profit to be made by bringing Wellcraft V20s and/or good boat trailers from Great Lakes and East Coast locations--to California.

larry

[step up here]

Perhaps only to the current owner!

[Larryrsf]

Originally Posted by step up here

Perhaps only to the current owner!

Not really! The fuel station attendant at Harbor Island on San Diego Harbor was serious about his personal desire to buy my boat! He said that deep V design is increasing unusual, but still needed for a nice ride in rough conditions.

I searched iBoats and found NO Wellcraft V20s anywhere near San Diego or LA.

I would seriously consider taking on another project on a V20, especially one with a decent trailer. I could have someone rent a car and tow it out here, then fly back.

Larry

[bradford]

Got 2 I'll give you. $750 each with galvanized tandem axle trailers. Bring 2 trucks.

[Larryrsf]

Originally Posted by bradford

Got 2 I'll give you. $750 each with galvanized tandem axle trailers. Bring 2 trucks.

Don't laugh. I may do it. Send me photos and specifics about the boats, electrical, controls, floors, fuel tanks, etc. What will be required to restore them? If the trailers are ready to travel, I could hire someone to tow them here.

Larry