Wood Vs. Fiberglass

[swamp snorkler]

http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2013.../United-States

pretty good deal considering everything on it is virtually new except the hull.

[bmac]

It'll buff out

[southern151]

I think it would fix. Wouldn't pay $25k for it but, I think it would repair.

[meaux fishing]

Depending on the electronics package it might be worth 20k just to part it out with that brand new 250

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by meaux fishing

Depending on the electronics package it might be worth 20k just to part it out with that brand new 250

Not to mention the $4,000 trailer that it's sitting on that is included.

[latravcha]

If you owned a fiberglass repair shop this would be a hell of a score

[swamp snorkler]

A coworker of mine does fiberglass work on the side. He's very tight with his money. He told me if he wouldn't have just brough a new truck and a car for his daughter he would be going buy that boat this week. He thinks he can fix in 40-60 hours or so plus a few hundred in materials.

[speck-chaser]

Just put some duct tape on the rough edges and your good to go

[Salty]

Dang, that was a pretty good lick!!

[southern151]

Originally Posted by swamp snorkler

A coworker of mine does fiberglass work on the side. He's very tight with his money. He told me if he wouldn't have just brough a new truck and a car for his daughter he would be going buy that boat this week. He thinks he can fix in 40-60 hours or so plus a few hundred in materials.

I agree and, I'm in the same boat...No pun intended.