Considering purchasing a Correct Craft

Pigtails are cool. 73 must have been a very good year...

bamacritter,   now that it seems you've identified the boat (with the help of a "few" knowledgable guys )   I would caution you that this boat is likely made with wood stringers and floor, and could have rot issues.   Read up on the (82-89 boats)2001 hull styles and how to check for tight motor mounts, soft spots in the floor, etc.   Any bargain you may get on price could be negated by a stringer rebuild.   Also, pound for pound, outboards are very expensive if you need to replace.   I would assume that the parts are expensive also.... make sure it runs well... again, money saved up front can be easily spent on frustrations later.   Keep your head on while looking, don't get "boat fever".... know what your getting into! BTW.... great fathers day gift idea!

What year is that? It looks very close - could be the one! I need to see a pic without the cover. Is this manual in the reference section? The year is cut off. Wow - what a looker she is!!

It's not wood....it's fiberglass, I suppose. It doesn't look like the Bass Natique....I think its from the 70's - it has the split windshield; it also has the railing that goes around the front - but it looks like a ski boat instead of a fishing boat - does that make sense?

I only have a video of it and the file is too big to post. It's not wood. The motor that's on it is an Evinrude Starflite 90s - but I doubt it's original?

I have no idea - there is nothing on the side of the boat except for the CC emblems - white plastic. The entire exterior of the boat is white - maybe it's been painted? The interior is white and pale blue - only has 2 seats and 2 seats in front of the windshield. It has a bumpy floor - no carpet - some kind of sprayed floor.

We are not looking for an authentic restoration project, just a fun easy to drive boat to tool around the lake in and ski. So, while I appreciate the authetic restoration process (I am into Airstreams, myself) - this is not the boat for that. But it is cute! I just want to know how old it is? And what it is supposed to look like. The serial number is just BR112.....we found that on a plate at the rear of the boat. I appreciate all of y'als help with this! All info is helpful - we have never done this before!

I stand corrected. Forgot all about Bass Nautiques. They had outboards and I beleive were manufacturered in the 80s. BKH

Bass Nautique?

I don't believe CC ever made a boat that required an outboard motor to be used, they are all pretty much inboards with some I/O's and jet drives as well. So keep looking.