1993 Sport Nautique

91 excel in b.c.11 obo

mdvalant wrote: In regards to the "94 sport" How does an interior get this bad?! The outside doesn't look that awful...amazing how some can let their boats go to crap like that

Never stored inside & never covered.

MartyMabe wrote: 90 Sport 94 Sport 96 Sport 90 Sport

In regards to the "94 sport" How does an interior get this bad?! The outside doesn't look that awful...amazing how some can let their boats go to crap like that

Thanks for the links Marty. Call me crazy, but on the '90 in Vicksburg doesn't it occur to someone that maybe pictures taken in daylight might show the boat more favorably, one of the pictures looks like water droplets all over the lens.

90 Sport

94 Sport




96 Sport

90 Sport

Here's a 98 SN that I bet you could get for $10k if you offered.

I'm guessing it was in salt water, due to the fact it has a fresh water flush kit.

63 Skier wrote: Here's a 1990: http://www.boattrader.com/listing/1990-CORRECT-CRAFT-SPORT-NAUTIQUE-97356152#MoreDetails It seems to me this should be a couple grand less based on the year, though 204 hours is barely used. It has the 351 rated at 255 HP (where did they get the extra 15 HP from?), could be a 300 plus HP boat easily with some $$$ thrown at the engine. If this could be bought under $12,000 I think it would be an interesting deal.

This boat is still listed, and the sales guy at the marina and I have emailed back and forth a bit. I told him it should be priced in the $8,000-$10,000 range because of the year. He told me to make an offer, he'd see what he could do. It looks exceptionally clean in the pictures, and about as low hour as you can find in a 20 year old boat. Here's more pics from the marina's web site:
'90 Sport
I'm debating offering $10,000. The smaller hull would work fine for me given the open bow, and I'd check the stringers as best I could, not sure how much access there is but I could turn the engine mount rail bolts and take my chances. I like the idea of a low hours, clean ride at a reasonable price.

Brian (bkhallpass)tried to send you a PM not sure if you received. I need some advice.
marklewy@internode.on.net

Here's a 1990:
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/1990-CORRECT-CRAFT-SPORT-NAUTIQUE-97356152#MoreDetails

It seems to me this should be a couple grand less based on the year, though 204 hours is barely used. It has the 351 rated at 255 HP (where did they get the extra 15 HP from?), could be a 300 plus HP boat easily with some $$$ thrown at the engine. If this could be bought under $12,000 I think it would be an interesting deal.

[QUOTE=63 Skier] I saw that one. What is the 5.0 rated at for HP? QUOTE]

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Here's a nice one in NH for 15k:
http://nh.craigslist.org/boa/1916182035.html

It looks to be in a great shape. I was wondering why it was such a great deal, turns out its a 5 liter engine. I don't know much about these engines, but it seems like a good opportunity to get a good deal if you don't really need the full power option. I'm sure others will weigh in, but I've found you don't need much at all to get up even a big wakeboarder. Footin' etc. is a different story.

Kidder, sorry to hear you did not get that boat. Not sure what your budget is, or how far you are willing to go, but there is a nice looking 94 Sport for sale on this site. It is a California boat asking price is $13,000.
Next time you test drive and decide to buy, you may want to put an immediate deposit down to the secure the boat. Especially if it is what you are looking for and in good shape.

Kidder, did you get to test drive the boat? How did it go?
Are you the new owner of a 93 Sport?

Good luck, I hope it works out.