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Updated:
10/5/2011 (13 years ago)
Originally Posted: 9/28/2011
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Owner: John Sullivan
Location: Dorchester, MA
Model: 2000 Sport Nautique
Length: 21
Engine: GT-40
HP: 310
Hours: 442
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Location: Dorchester, MA
Model: 2000 Sport Nautique
Length: 21
Engine: GT-40
HP: 310
Hours: 442
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This is my 3rd Correct Craft which I purchased 2yrs ago from a Malibu dealer. I’m the second owner and it was special ordered to have every option that a Pro Air Nautique came with. I was told that the original owner did not care for the Pro Air Nautique graphics.
I purchased my first Correct Craft when I was 15yrs old. A 1965 Mustang 4 cyclinder. My dad and I had a 302 PMC installed and I was hooked. That boat was incredible. After 15yrs and moving to a larger lake I decided to go bigger. In Febuary 2000 I purchased a 1989 Sport Nautique from NECC. What a great boat. Ten years, one carburetor, bilge pump, and cover it served me well. I love Correct Crafts and I hope to own more than one at the same time.
I purchased my first Correct Craft when I was 15yrs old. A 1965 Mustang 4 cyclinder. My dad and I had a 302 PMC installed and I was hooked. That boat was incredible. After 15yrs and moving to a larger lake I decided to go bigger. In Febuary 2000 I purchased a 1989 Sport Nautique from NECC. What a great boat. Ten years, one carburetor, bilge pump, and cover it served me well. I love Correct Crafts and I hope to own more than one at the same time.
