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" For Sale" Enforcer outboard
- Thread starter orangecrush
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orangecrush
Active member
You're killing me. It took me months to get to this point in my restoration.
Even simple stuff can make a big difference. For instance, it looks like the rub rail end caps are in good condition. Mine were completely corroded. I did find new ones of the same style, but they were twice as thick as the originals, so the opening where the rub rail inserts had a big gap. I don't believe an exact match is made anymore and nothing else that fit the rub rail width was as long. So I bought them and had to carefully cut them thinner with a cutoff wheel then grind them down and seal them. Lots of work saved on this boat just by the end caps looking OK.
Even simple stuff can make a big difference. For instance, it looks like the rub rail end caps are in good condition. Mine were completely corroded. I did find new ones of the same style, but they were twice as thick as the originals, so the opening where the rub rail inserts had a big gap. I don't believe an exact match is made anymore and nothing else that fit the rub rail width was as long. So I bought them and had to carefully cut them thinner with a cutoff wheel then grind them down and seal them. Lots of work saved on this boat just by the end caps looking OK.
orangecrush
Active member
I dont think it was every in salt water.
orangecrush
Active member
Ill add a 225 hp Evinrude to the deal. Hull- trailer- motor $6500.00 Motor runs excellent no stories .like to move it before winter thanks
orangecrush
Active member
Great winter easy project
orangecrush
Active member
Pms sent make an offer happy holidays
orangecrush
Active member
Happy new year let"s make a deal dont think ill be able to get to this one
orangecrush
Active member
New price hull & trailer $ 3500.00 or hull no trailer $1200.00
orangecrush
Active member
The snow is gone hull only no trailer$1000.00 will sell trailer only after hull is gone. $1000.00is for hull only
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TheNerd
Guest
Great, my scrap book is complete, and you STILL have your boat.
orangecrush
Active member
Glad your scrapbook is complete. Strongly thinking im' going to keep it , i like the lines of it alot . Now that i retired i think i can squeeze it in.
orangecrush
Active member
still for sale need the room lets talk
motorhead314
New member
Price boat and trailer?
orangecrush
Active member
Boat and trailer $3500.00
orangecrush
Active member
still for sale
orangecrush
Active member
my loss your gain lets talk need the room
orangecrush
Active member
Make an offer it could be yours
orangecrush
Active member
Sell the hull with interior $1000.00. that's a steal front seats were $500.00. if you don't want the frt seats $800.00 bring your trailer thanks
boatman4021
Well-known member
You are getting down in my price range now. Wish you weren't so far away!