1974 Wellcraft Steplift - Page 2

C YENSEN · #11 10-18-2006, 04:00 PM

YEAH WHAT ARE YOU ASKING? HAVE YOU POSTED THAT ON EBAY. LOOKS FAMILIAR

Blue_Runner · #12 10-18-2006, 04:32 PM

http://www.wellcraftv20.com/cgi-bin/...num=1158088945
If I may reiterate - I want your top!! ;D

C YENSEN · #13 10-18-2006, 04:50 PM

THOUGHT SO BR. THAT IS A LITTLE PRICEY FOR A 74' HARD TOP OR NOT.

DONT GET ME WRONG SHE IS BEAUTIFUL, BUT I DOUBT YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU WERE ASKING ON EBAY.

Blue_Runner · #14 10-18-2006, 05:02 PM

Maybe with a bracket and a brand new 200 e-tech ;D

It is truly a one-of-a-kind boat though. Someone is going to love it. I know I would.

Good luck on the sale and I hope you get a high price outta her.

dmoore · #15 10-18-2006, 06:28 PM

Thanks for the comments guys.........this boat is loaded and then sum, F/W cooled, 150 trouble free hrs, Lenco electric tabs, dual interstate batteries, scandivick transom shower,built in guest battery charger, kim "block heater" 500 watt, stays plugged in all year! icom vhf, cd-stero, cockpit bolsters(i keep them off when not in use). and lots more! this wellcraft was structerally redone from halfway back to transom in 1998 by my buddy who owned her and myself(thats why i payed 5,000 for it and then proceeded to spend 13,000 more including the 2004 Loadrite trailer which goes with the boat. You can't even come close to a boat like this for $12,000 its never been kept overboard its whole life. The guy before my buddy who owned her painted an anti-fouling blue on the bottom up to the chine area. We removed almost all of it. If I kept her, I was planning on gelcoating that whole area. Yeah, crazy, I know!:) Oh well if i sell it fine, if not thats still fine..talk to you soon!