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Old 02-24-2012, 01:01 AM
Mattylight Mattylight is offline
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hey man, yeah will do. The T top is brand new! and i forgot to mention the solar panels on top. I just bought a new 1500 Chevy, i know it will be fine for the 1 mile from my house to the harbor, but what do you think about longer distance trailering? It has the 5.3 l V8 about 250 Hp and 300 foot pounds torque. Ive known this boat for a long time, and i feel its a winner.

Im gonna talk to the owner about $ tomorrow!


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Old 02-24-2012, 08:02 AM
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i forgot to mention the solar panels on top.
oh my

Hi Matt,

These are Great boats! Sounds like your already hooked too. Good luck with the sale and post some pix of that solar system
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Old 02-24-2012, 12:45 PM
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Sceptre beat me too it . . . the 2.6L yamaha's are good motors. The big problem with the 92 yamaha and earlier v6 150 - 200 was the shift shaft and powerhead removal to fix the shift shaft once the shift shaft rotted out. Plenty of information on this online. Steering arms can rot out too.





These bolts love to snap

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