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Hi Guys,
It's a tough decision to make, but because of my parents health, we've decided we are going to sell out and move near them. So, in the next few months, everything goes from the boats to our bayfront house to you name it.
Today I'd like to offer up our Carolina skiff. it's a 2002 Hull with a 1999 Suzuki 4 stroke outboard that was rebuilt by Roger of Chestnut Neck by Suzuki motors. It was a warranty deal, and it was completely rebuilt, from block, heads, computer, virtually everything. Since the rebuild it's got about 200 hours on it. It runs perfectly, best motor I've ever had.
It had a silly Carolina console on it, but it was so small, we took one off a 24 chesapeak and put that in. The windshield is oversized, we made it that way on purpose so we could actually keep the wind off us. She's got a Garmin 180 GPS plotter with a chip for the Beach Haven / LEI area in it. She's also sporting a brand new this summer, Lowrance X 98 fish finder.
It's got an older flip back cooler seat, and a carolina bench seat up front. The foredeck is simply marine plywood painted white. We've used this boat for clammin and crabbin the bay, so it's not pretty, it's just perfectly functional.
The best part of this skiff is the absolute fuel economy this thing offers. It's quite astounding. Being flat bottomed with a fuel injected 4 stroke, you can go forever on 12 gallons.
It has a 2001 Venture bunk style trailer in good shape, except for one of the silly plastic (vinyl?) fenders. My 300 pound buddy tried to use it as a step and it cracked. The lights work, and it's got bearing buddies.
So, that's the story. Not particularly pretty, but everything works, from the lights on down. It runs perfect, and she's still in the water for another couple weeks if you want to take a ride.
How much? 5K. If interested, send me an email at
[email protected] or call 609-812 -1323
[ 11-30-2005, 05:45 PM: Message edited by: ReelyHooked ]
It's a tough decision to make, but because of my parents health, we've decided we are going to sell out and move near them. So, in the next few months, everything goes from the boats to our bayfront house to you name it.
Today I'd like to offer up our Carolina skiff. it's a 2002 Hull with a 1999 Suzuki 4 stroke outboard that was rebuilt by Roger of Chestnut Neck by Suzuki motors. It was a warranty deal, and it was completely rebuilt, from block, heads, computer, virtually everything. Since the rebuild it's got about 200 hours on it. It runs perfectly, best motor I've ever had.
It had a silly Carolina console on it, but it was so small, we took one off a 24 chesapeak and put that in. The windshield is oversized, we made it that way on purpose so we could actually keep the wind off us. She's got a Garmin 180 GPS plotter with a chip for the Beach Haven / LEI area in it. She's also sporting a brand new this summer, Lowrance X 98 fish finder.
It's got an older flip back cooler seat, and a carolina bench seat up front. The foredeck is simply marine plywood painted white. We've used this boat for clammin and crabbin the bay, so it's not pretty, it's just perfectly functional.
The best part of this skiff is the absolute fuel economy this thing offers. It's quite astounding. Being flat bottomed with a fuel injected 4 stroke, you can go forever on 12 gallons.
It has a 2001 Venture bunk style trailer in good shape, except for one of the silly plastic (vinyl?) fenders. My 300 pound buddy tried to use it as a step and it cracked. The lights work, and it's got bearing buddies.
So, that's the story. Not particularly pretty, but everything works, from the lights on down. It runs perfect, and she's still in the water for another couple weeks if you want to take a ride.
How much? 5K. If interested, send me an email at
[email protected] or call 609-812 -1323



[ 11-30-2005, 05:45 PM: Message edited by: ReelyHooked ]