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Sorry, it's bout 800 miles from me. Good looking hull & t-top. Wonder what it went for in previous auction.
On the transom pics, I didn't notice a lot of sealant around the motor or the transducer. Doesn't mean a lot, maybe they were neater than I am with 5200. Didn't notice any cracks in the corners of the motor well or the cap. Can't tell if the trailer has torsion axles or not, but looks like springs to me. So figure on replacing all running gear before pulling home. Brakes probably locked up and tires not good The real money is in the transom & stringers and you can't tell that from pics. I;d think you need to factor in $1500-$2000 to go get it after the auction price $300. Angel fee $700. 4 tires & repack/replace bearings $400. Fuel. 200 gallons @ $2. $200 meals $200 stuff I didn't think of If you could get it all in back at your house for $3500, looks to be a good deal. All depends on transom & stringers. 
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08-21-2016, 02:19 PM
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looks like $5100 Aug 17, 2016.....hmmm
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08-22-2016, 11:41 PM
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Yeah still at $2550...but add the travel expense $1500...then about $1500 to re-rig.(without electronics) add another $4000 for an engine rebuild...hmmm $9500+ and your close to buying a clean, running seaworhty boat...well itll be fun to watch
For now, I'll just take my 42 yr old Airslot back down to Baja in the fall...
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08-31-2016, 07:43 AM
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SOLD...for $5700 this time around....
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