That's way too much for that boat. I wouldn't go above 3k. If of you where able to do it yourself it's 2-3k in repairs. That's not including any engine or tranny work it may need from sitting so long.
That's way too much for that boat. I wouldn't go above 3k. If of you where able to do it yourself it's 2-3k in repairs. That's not including any engine or tranny work it may need from sitting so long.
1995 supra labrisa
Pro boss gt40
GPS Ridesteady
Pioneer headunit kicker speakers
Here is what it looks like. supra 5.jpg
Just know that super trapps leak cause the foam to hold water and rot out stringers that were never fully incapsulated with glass and poly . With that in mind you will consider repairing the stringers and deck , and all that time and money spent will not always add value to the fullest of your desire . But it will however make you a believer that it's done right and if you maint the boat it will bring you years of fun memories and knowledge of the repairs ! Good luck and keep up the pics !
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x2. Im sure all of us know that whatever we have invested into our boats could of been spent somewhere else but at least you know what you are driving on the water, that the job was done properly. Even if you went and bought something with the cash you 'could save' (in theory), who's to say that boat won't need a bunch of cash invested?
I say if you can get him down in price, go for it. It looks clean on the outside!
1985 Supra Comp TS6M
351 Windsor - 240 HP
Velvet Drive - 1:1
Fully Rebuilt
"Good enough" is not a fix for rotten stringers. I fixed mine "good enough" and ended up with a sunk boat. Do it right or pay the price.
The seller has been sitting on this boat for 10 years. He didn't see any value in it during that entire time but now he wants $6k for it? I'd keep looking.
Former owner of a 1987 Supra Saltare. Current owner of a Malibu 23LSV.
6k is what the boat is worth finished . Any work you put in it will not change that. You will be 5-6k upside down from the start . The only way to recover the money is to use it and enjoy the time out on it . Remember low hours dosnt mean every thing is good, engines and transmissions want to run . Leaving them sit for years is not good for them.
If it were me I would invest in a 93 and up comp you can get them for about the same money[10-14k] no wood to worry about and higher value when you want to sell.