1975 Wooldridge Drift Boat and trailer in Great shape. New mounted heaters, propane tank with lines already installed, fish-on rod holders, fish/storage box, new rhino lining sprayed in bottom, oars, anchor system and rope, but no anchor. Never use it. I fish in the salt. If interested, email at halel@earthlink.net

You wouldn't want to trade for a 16' cataraft do you?? LOL. Just asking. J/k. Buying new eventually, and want to sell the big cat for a db, then buy my new cataraft once I get my settlement. Oh well. Thought I'd ask

Hopefully Bob won't mind this post. Here are some links to the other board for people that are looking for drift boats in your price range. Definately read thought the entire threads. There are multiple people looking on each one.
Thread 1

Thread 2
Thread 3

Thread 4

I hope this helps. Good luck.

D.

Wake up yer dreamin, nobody gonna part with 2200 for a boat nearly 30 yrs old

Skydriftin,
Maybe you should get a better job. Anytime somebody is selling a boat,you say "wake up yer' dreaming",cause you think they're asking too much. Looks like you're bummed cause you can't afford one.

Right on HPB. Like I've said before, if you haven't got anything positive to say, BE QUIET.

Lazy Drifter and HPB, Thank-you for the support gentlemen. I didn't want to respond back to rude remarks, but hey, glad you did, thanks for the back-up. Brass

Now, say it was an old glass boat, or a wood boat, I'd be leary. But if it's as nice as the wooldridge DB my buddy used to have, it's worth the $$$. Aluminum graces alot nicer with age then other boats do. Plus, alot easier to make a mistake on cleanup, or sitting in elements and still come out looking good.

Yeah, if I had the $$ right now, I'd buy. But about to put my cat up for sale first. Unless this is a really narrow boat, can't see why it wouldn't sell.