Did I miss a price the guy is asking for it? My honest opinion, don't take it the wrong way!!! unless you got money burning in your pockets, why get yourself into another boat when your trying to fix the one you have. You might run into unforeseen issues with the baker that you need money to fix. I am just that guy that doesn't like getting into other projects when I'm working on one. Like I said I'm not trying to start anything, but looks like a killer boat and advantage always made really good stuff and their hulls do well. In the end it's your decision. Good luck brotha
Sent from my iPhone using SoCal Jet Boats
Excellent point! The reality is this boat is 28 years old, it's going to need a little love. I understand you're itching to get on the water, but you may end up with two projects on your hands. At a minimum, for your safety, you'll want to replace the steering, throttle, and fwd/rev cables. The pump might need a rebuild as well. When was the last time that was opened up? Also, the condition of motor is a concern. It could be a ticking time bomb. You'll want to compression test it, even then it's still "iffy." On top of all that fuel lines, water lines, filters, oil should all be replaced. Ignition parts will probably need to be replaced: spark plugs, wires, cap, and rotor.
I'm currently on my third boat and all three have needed everything previously mentioned or more. Even though this boat is to get you through the summer, it may end up being more of a money pit than you think.
Sent from my iPhone using SoCal Jet Boats
