Best deal ever !!!

[DAFF]

With the summer just around the corner here is your new boat. Yes it needs work but the hard stuff is done. Look at the pics !!! Someone will get the buy of the season.

$2800.00 best

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[DAFF]

Why is this boat still inside my shop ???

[michael hunter]

Only reason I can think of is you are in Ontario and I am in Georgia?

[Jetlink]

Only reason I can think of is you are in Ontario and I am in Georgia?

I think it is more simple than that...he hasn't moved it outside of the shop.

[DAFF]

Yes, but Detroit is only 20minutes away.... First one here get a killer deal!!! Keep in mind this boat has been inside for 10years plus.

[zalamander]

I personally think its a good thing that you are in Ontario and I'm in Colorado. Reason being... I have a slight addiction to restoring older boats. If I didn't have two in my possession right now I'd probably buy it, but then again I'd probably be single again
Good luck selling her, I'm sure someone will jump on that great deal.

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If you throw some speakers and a tower at it I would be all over it

[DAFF]

Someone out there needs an awsome comp.....

[jeffkaasmason]

Hey Daff,

I'm looking into the cost of getting myself an inexpensive boat to do some wakeboarding. I see from other posts that the Comp is not as good as some of the bigger Supras but I'm on a bit of a budget so I'm willing to compromise to be able to get out on the water again. It's been years since I've had a boat and that was an outboard that was not great for wakeboarding. In the last few years I managed to get out for some lessons/time behind some late model true wake boats. That really made me realize how bad the outboards that I grew up with are and so I started investigating the possibility of getting one of these older ski boats.

I see this boat has had some work done already and was wondering if you know the condition of the stringers? Seems like replacing those is a big job and it also seems like this would be the time to do it since the boat is somewhat dismantled interior wise.

In another thread on this boat you mention steps to finish would be;

Finish the interior. Go through the drive line, freshen everything up. Has a new starter and alt. Carb needs a rebuild or more than likely replacement. Plus a steering cable.

I'm not much of a motor mechanic but handle the rest. Given the lack of combustion motor mechanical skills I would need to get the motor work done in a shop somewhere. Any thoughts on what it would cost to get a new Carb and have someone tune up/go over the engine.

Anything other than the engine I can handle. I had a carpentry/home renovation business for ten years before heading back to university and into IT. Do you have a rough estimate on what needs to be spent on other incidentals, including the steering cable, to get this boat on the water?

I'm trying to determine if the cost will be one or two thousand to get it on the water or is it going to be a lot more than that. I would need get a tower for this as well which looks like it will add another thousand on top of the getting on the water price.

Thanks,
Jeff

[Ptownkid]

Another Ontarian, sweet. Honestly, you'll still have a blast riding behind a comp, and you can always add some ballast. The wake will indeed be bigger behind a deeper boat, but how much does that really matter to most of us? I've seen plenty of pics and video of guys getting upside down over the wake behind a comp.

This boat is the most affordable thing you're going to find in driving distance. I had to drive to New Hampshire to get my Saltare...they don't come around often here.