Interesting Craigs List finds

TRBenj wrote: TRBenj wrote: '78 San Juan in St. Louis Sounds like a nice boat at a great price- one owner, original paperwork, low hours. Somebody here better snatch it up. Edit: Fixed the link. New ad with pictures: '78 San Juan

TRBeng,
I've been eyeing that for two days now. before he posted pictures it said original owner w/67 original hrs. It seems to good to be true. I'd be on my way to look at at it if I didn't have two boats already. (or if I wasn't married)
Somehow I just know she wouldn't understand. I hope someone from here gets this.
That is one awesome machine. I can see myself crusin' in it now!

86BFN wrote: TRBenj wrote: TRBenj wrote: '78 San Juan in St. Louis Sounds like a nice boat at a great price- one owner, original paperwork, low hours. Somebody here better snatch it up. Edit: Fixed the link. New ad with pictures: '78 San Juan TRBeng, I've been eyeing that for two days now. before he posted pictures it said original owner w/67 original hrs. It seems to good to be true. I'd be on my way to look at at it if I didn't have two boats already. (or if I wasn't married) Somehow I just know she wouldn't understand. I hope someone from here gets this. That is one awesome machine. I can see myself crusin' in it now!

Somehow I just know she wouldn't understand

All you got to do is tell her it's got a port o potty.

I've gotten a lot of pics from the owner on this 78'San Juan. Thought it was a perfect party boat for Green Lake...

This is by no means a 60+ hour boat. Lot's of weird add ons, hull looks ugly, foor/stringer separation, rotten doghouse (I mean it's gone). While the cabin looks pretty good, the boat has a lot of hidden issues in my opinion. Galvanized CC trailer is cool.

Would be a killer boat after a lot of work was done to it..

Moj'

Atlanta
1990 - 787 hours - $7500

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/boa/944293457.html

adamt wrote: 1978 SN in Sanford/Orlando, Fl $1500 "hull perfect, needs motor work"

I'm guessin he's not to happy with his boy! Sounds like a good deal for a gearhead
but ya never know, everyone perception is a little different. Someone close should investigate.

Silver Nautique near Chicago.

Off Topic - 33' Riva Aquarama - $779,000

Because there are so many Craigslist trolls with 3/4 of a million out there.

RainDog wrote: Off Topic - 33' Riva Aquarama - $779,000 Because there are so many Craigslist trolls with 3/4 of a million out there.

$779,000 and it doesn't even come with a tower!?!

RainDog wrote: Off Topic - 33' Riva Aquarama - $779,000 Because there are so many Craigslist trolls with 3/4 of a million out there.

Now there's a boat that can handle GL hahaha..

Moj'

I have a neighbor that just approached me and said he has a client that is looking to sell his 98 Air Nautique. Don't know the hours but he said it was probably low. Excellent shape, GT40 engine and no trailer. $16K. He said the owner may even go a little lower too. Local Winter Haven, FL area. Doesn't sound like a bad deal to me. If anyone is even remotely interested, I would be more than willing to go take as many pics as you want and a closer look at it (I haven't seen it at all so I'm only repeating what my neighbor told me). I'm sure that I could arrange for a test drive and ski if need be. My neighbor said that the owner was selling because all of his kids are gone now and he's selling off a few of his toys.

RainDog wrote: Off Topic - 33' Riva Aquarama - $779,000 Because there are so many Craigslist trolls with 3/4 of a million out there.

Now that's typical Lake Geneva for you. It's sitting in front of some fancy building too, probably a corporate boat they can't afford anymore, maybe us tax payers could bail him out. Not too cynical eh? I'm off to make the donuts.

Hollywood wrote: Those pictures don't look like anyhwere around Lake Geneva.

Exactly, probably some big shot "FIB" from south of the border

1966 Ski Nautique - Indiana $750

It isnt craigslist, but its a Great deal right now!!


2007 Ski Nautique

Here you go Pete, no excuse for someone to shortcut originality:

(From post above) A full restoration is possible in less than 25 hours. It is an easy fall/winter project.