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Updated:
7/21/2005 (19 years ago)
Originally Posted: 4/4/2005
Total Views: 2,056
Previous Owner: Brandon Holmes
Location: College Station, TX
Model: 1977 American Skier
Length: 17.5
Engine: Ford PCM 302
HP: 220
Hours:
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Location: College Station, TX
Model: 1977 American Skier
Length: 17.5
Engine: Ford PCM 302
HP: 220
Hours:
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Here is a prime example of a classic CC. I have had here for over a year, and now looking to sell so that I can put a down payment on something bigger with an open bow.
Highlights:
1) 302 PCM: Starts right up. Oil changed religously. Hr meter says 400 something, but it quit working a few months before I got it from the previous owner. I would say best guess is around 700-800 hrs on the motor. Sounds like a ford V8 should..deep and throaty.
2) Hull is in pretty good shape. No major gashes, etc. It does have some gel-coat osmosis from a previous owner keeping it in the water for a while, but nothing too bad that I haven’t seen on other boats that are almost 30 years old.
3) Extended pylon
4) Sunbrella bimini
5) OJ 4-blade prop
6) Depthfinder
7) Transmission and driveshaft(new) were rebuilt by previous owner
8) Wake is awesome: like the "2001" series except a little more vert. Handles like a sports car not a 23’ pig.
9) Trailer: Rewired and bearings repacked last year
10) Best yet: Not one of those 50K dollar boats that you’ll be scared to get scratched.
Highlights:
1) 302 PCM: Starts right up. Oil changed religously. Hr meter says 400 something, but it quit working a few months before I got it from the previous owner. I would say best guess is around 700-800 hrs on the motor. Sounds like a ford V8 should..deep and throaty.
2) Hull is in pretty good shape. No major gashes, etc. It does have some gel-coat osmosis from a previous owner keeping it in the water for a while, but nothing too bad that I haven’t seen on other boats that are almost 30 years old.
3) Extended pylon
4) Sunbrella bimini
5) OJ 4-blade prop
6) Depthfinder
7) Transmission and driveshaft(new) were rebuilt by previous owner
8) Wake is awesome: like the "2001" series except a little more vert. Handles like a sports car not a 23’ pig.
9) Trailer: Rewired and bearings repacked last year
10) Best yet: Not one of those 50K dollar boats that you’ll be scared to get scratched.
