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23 Checkmate Maxxum,300Johnson

JBS

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1990 23 Maxxum w/300 Johnson O/B runs strong 65mph,2 stainless props,tandem axile aluminum trailer,safety equipment just add water! 8500 or best offer.call 912-925-9031 Savannah,Ga.
 

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sorry,no cabin pics

The cabin is basic.3 cussions and a forward locker.Used very little,but 2 adults could overnight in it.
 
Just wondering what's the difference between your mate and my Enforcer, they both look similar?
 
The boats are similar.The Maxxum has a 24degree dr and weighs in about 2500lbs.The o/b version is set up for a 25 inch motor has a large cockpit but a smaller cabin.inside gunnel height is 30 inches.To avoid confussion,Checkmate went back to the Enforcer name in 1992 but did not change the boat.I hope this helps.------------JB
 
JB , I saw the thread over on S&F, interesting history between the Enforcer and the Maxxum. Thinking out loud, If I had that boat probably would remove the splashwell add a sunpad and a Gil bracket to get the motor off the transom. Basically what Old Hickory did to his Enforcer or what mine looks like. My wife would kill me if I brought another project home.:eek:
 
Yes,it is interesting to hear the imput from guys who remember the boats back then.The O/Bs then just were not what we have today with the performance,reliability and fuel economy .
BTW you have done an exellent job with your boat.Thank you for posting the progress for all to see.I'm sure it will be helpful to many.Your a credit to the sight!-------------JB
 
Pics from last week

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and a few more---

a few more---
 

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I sold the boat last year to a guy in Miami.Recently,I've seen the boat for sale on the Orlando Craigs list for $4500.
 
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