I just got this from a friend that needed to get this out of his garage.

So it is now for sale.

1990 14 Lowe aluminum boat.
1990 9.9 Evinrude 2 stroke outboard.
1990 Lowe trailer galvanized.

This boat has been barely used as it looks so good. Couple scratches on the bottom from dragging up on the launch gravel. Didn't see any type of dents anywhere on it. All the inside paint looks nearly new. Carpet the same.

Motor looks excellent and we fired it off with a hose and earmuffs and it started right up and seemed to run just fine.

Trailer is a typical galvanized trailer with very good or new tires. Lights seem to work perfect. Also extra tires and wheels that look very good.

Hummingbird fishfinder.
Bilge pump
Battery
Electric trolling motor. Minnikota 28 pounds thrust.
Rod holders.
2 padded seats.
Some type of a generic canvas type mooring cover.
Boat has spent most of it's life in a garage. And you can tell it by how good of shape it is in.

$2700.00 picked up here in Hoquiam as I am waiting for doctors release before I am able to drive again. So no delivery.

Cash only and no trades. This will be an excellent trolling rig for lakes and even rivers if the weather is good.

I need to re-size my pictures and then I'll put some up. This is a remarkable boat as it has spent most of it's life in a garage. You'll see when pictures tell a better story. I've got this one picture sized and I'll try for a couple more tomorrow.


Any other questions I'll try to answer if I can.

Thank you for looking.

fp

Just tried this resizing again.



fp

How about a OBO.

fp

Great boat.

I own the exact same boat, but it is currently puking rivets out the drain hole after 21 yeas of hard use.

Regardless, I'd recommend it but warn about the low transom in the back. 2,700 is way too steep for that set up, though.

WOW! It's gonna last 21 years of hard use? Might have to raise the price a bit then. hehehe.

fp

SOLD,

fp

If you sold it for 2700, you should feel dirty.

Everybody happy cept' you basaltbone.

fp

It's funny - since I started shopping for boats, I've noticed that no matter how good a deal seems to you, you will always find someone who will tell you the price is way too steep. What I have learned from the deal is that it's wise to gauge your friends' opinions, but when you find what you know you want, you had better buy it, even if it does cost a few hundred more than what you might pay if you wait around another six months without a boat.

That was a nice-looking boat, fp. If I hadn't bought a Livingston last weekend, I would have been all over it.

Still need a raft/pontoon....

Talked to the new owner last night and he is very happy with his purchase.

Thanks bankie for your help on this sale. It will last him a long time but with most boat owners ya get 2'itis and need a bigger one before long.

fp

a successful sale is one where both parties leave happy. often times its not even the item for sale that closes the deal so much as the rapport and interaction you encounter with the seller of the product....just sayin' sometimes a person can pay 3K for a 2500 dollar boat and be happier than the guy who pays 2200 for the same boat