Interesting Craigs List finds

TRBenj wrote: $1800 Barracuda SS in need of restoration in San Antonio.

That looks like a pretty cool project.

Oh man, this one hurts. It is on my very short list and you really don't see 'em much.

1975 San Juan Hardtop

$3800 Ski Nautique in Orlando FL

link

'01 SAN in TX - $25K

This one confuses me a bit, says it's a SAN, but doesn't have the wrap around seating. I looked in the reference section and the pics for SANs in '00 and '01 have the wrap around seating. Has anyone seen one with this set-up before?

Dank wrote: '01 SAN in TX - $25K

Dank,

I'm not sure if you're asking about the setup just out of principle or if you're interested in the boat. I can't be the only person that thinks that boat looks overpriced based on the condition in the photos. It almost looks like it was stored without a cover. My $.02.

-John

Looks like a nice boat


66 Mustang

$1250 Ski Tique in CA

http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwi/boa/858349198.html

Interesting to look at but a bit pricey at 5900. Has no actual MFR referenced in the desc anywhere. Olds V8.

77 CC American Skier in Winter Haven, FL

$3900

Roger, Roger.

bkhallpass wrote: Dank wrote: '01 SAN in TX - $25K This one confuses me a bit, says it's a SAN, but doesn't have the wrap around seating. I looked in the reference section and the pics for SANs in '00 and '01 have the wrap around seating. Has anyone seen one with this set-up before? I've not seen that configuration before either. The wraparound seat base, on the port side in an 01, is a plastic insert held in with only a couple of Thumb screws. It would be easy to remove. Still, you would need to change the cushion configuration which passed across the wrap an onto the back seat in an 01. Not sure if that would be factory or if someonone modified. BKH

I'm going to take a punt and say that the 2 filler cushions for the wrap around lounge are now the rear lounge cushions?

Getting rid of the side lounges has effectively created more interior space by reducing the no. of seats.

1984 SN 2001 Project $4500, newer trailer + Excalibur

Hollywood wrote: 1984 SN 2001 Project $4500, newer trailer + Excalibur

I thought this was a little too pricey, owner writes "In process of installing new stringers and floor..No time to finish" which I read as "ripped out the floor, saw how bad the stringers were, and now I'm selling it", I'd say $4500 can buy you a "turnkey" boat at this time of year and in these ecomomic times. Maybe a few years older, but a lot more solid. BTW, This boat is in the area I live, if anyone is interested, I'm not able to give you a mechanical opinion, but I can take pictures if you need.

Interior looks solid as well, if I was in Florida or gas was real cheap I would definitely make money off that boat.