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Chris Winn
09-21-2005, 11:06 AM
**Possible spam***
I am thinking about a new boat, so I am gauging the interest that there could be in mine, this has been a great boat but I have had very little time to enjoy it and it is time for a new boat project if I can get what I want out of it:
Details:
Boat
2004 Magic Wizard, open bow mid cabin. (approx 45 hours)
Blue flamed gel coat with flames up the transom of the boat.
Custom interior with graphic matching gel coated electronic dropdown bolster seats
Total custom interior in mid cabin with lighting and 2 coolers with matching Magic padded logo covers on them. 2 love seats with plenty of room.
Bimini top (in matching blue), I had the stock “push pin” type top holders replaced with “mushroom” style tips for ease of use and flush mounting when not in use.
Sliding/locking cabin door for entrance to mid cabin.
Molded floor with snap out carpet (grey carpet)
Sony head unit (XM compatible) with Sony 10 disk changer (never been used), 800 watt Sony amp with 4 Sony 6x9Â’s and 2 kicker 10Â’s. Billet audio covers on all speakers (brand new) with flamed graphics to match boat including the stereo cover and billet IPOD holder.
Gaffrig gauges, Merc offshore throttle controls, electric hatch, electric “pop up” nav-light on the rear (the rear nav-light rises like a car antenna). “fireboy” (automatic halon fire safe system)
Matching bouy’s (blue and white) with both blue and silver “floating lines” (new with only 1 use on them)
Mechanicals
Mercury 496 HO- this engine was built up with Raylar performance engine kit, it has the insurability of the 496 almost the power of the 525hp (dyno sheets for 520+hp go with the boat) this was the boat and engine used by ***boat for the article on the Raylar kit. The kits includes: new aluminum heads (ported and polished with new springs, valves and roller rockers) new cam (Raylar specs) and Raylar “cool gap” intake manifold. Motor has a total of approx 45 hours on it!!!! The oil has been changed 3 times.
The drive is a Bravo XR with drive shower, currently running a 28p (labbed down to 27ish by Bronson hill)
I have full IMCO hydraulic (from the helm) steering on the boat with 2 rams (all stainless) with polished tubes on the rams, this is tilt adjustable
The trailer is a white triple axle, with grey carpeted bunks, chrome 15” wheels (very clean)
The boat has been used out in Havasu, I store the boat in Needles.
If you are interested, please PM me and I will contact you, the asking price is $84,999
Included with the purchase (if the price is what I want will be a brand new Garmin full color chart plotting GPS).
There are lots of little details of the boat to see, let me know if you need anything else.

Jordy
09-21-2005, 11:13 AM
Single engine 496 in a 34' boat? What's the speed like?
It's a 29'er. ;)

Sleek-Jet
09-21-2005, 11:15 AM
I wonder if he's going to sell it... look around... and then buy another Magic... :D
Seems to be the pattern with these people. :jawdrop: :D

shadow
09-21-2005, 11:16 AM
Single engine 496 in a 34' boat? What's the speed like?
Shockwavebob- 29ft magic.I'm guessing he see's 70-75mph with the Raylar.

shadow
09-21-2005, 11:19 AM
Yeah, figured out I'm seeing things. I guess I was thinking of the Sorcerer. Is that 34'? :D
34-I think so.

Tremor Therapy
09-21-2005, 11:25 AM
http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data/500/3633Spam-med.JPG
And kittens are dying by the thousands!

duffster
09-21-2005, 11:32 AM
http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data/500/3633Spam-med.JPG
And kittens are dying by the thousands!
You are correct dying today by Thunder & Lightning

Magic34
09-21-2005, 11:44 AM
Shockwavebob- 29ft magic.I'm guessing he see's 70-75mph with the Raylar.
Really close on those speeds. I had a 29' with a 500 HP motor and saw 72 at its best, so you should get just a little more out of this one.

Magic34
09-21-2005, 11:45 AM
I wonder if he's going to sell it... look around... and then buy another Magic... :D
Seems to be the pattern with these people. :jawdrop: :D
What are you saying... :notam:

Chris Winn
09-21-2005, 12:23 PM
sorry i took off for lunch, can someone post a picture for me if i email ti to them, my system will not let me post it

Chris Winn
09-21-2005, 12:35 PM
Shockwavebob- 29ft magic.I'm guessing he see's 70-75mph with the Raylar.
the boat should be good for low 70's :rolleyes: but your insurance will think that it is a regular HO worth 65ish

Chris Winn
09-21-2005, 12:41 PM
send it to clubwerks at gmail dot com
i just sent it, thanks for the help

INSman
09-21-2005, 12:43 PM
the boat should be good for low 70's :rolleyes: but your insurance will think that it is a regular HO worth 65ish
Doesn't really matter with most insurance carriers until you hit the 75mph barrier..

Chris Winn
09-21-2005, 12:54 PM
http://www.clubwerks.com/river/magic.jpg
http://www.clubwerks.com/river/magic2.jpg
thanks bob,
plus there is NO sales tax if the boat is bought in AZ (i have it registered there now)
**Possible spam***
I am thinking about a new boat, so I am gauging the interest that there could be in mine, this has been a great boat but I have had very little time to enjoy it and it is time for a new boat project if I can get what I want out of it:
Details:
Boat
2004 Magic Wizard, open bow mid cabin. (approx 45 hours)
Blue flamed gel coat with flames up the transom of the boat.
Custom interior with graphic matching gel coated electronic dropdown bolster seats
Total custom interior in mid cabin with lighting and 2 coolers with matching Magic padded logo covers on them. 2 love seats with plenty of room.
Bimini top (in matching blue), I had the stock “push pin” type top holders replaced with “mushroom” style tips for ease of use and flush mounting when not in use.
Sliding/locking cabin door for entrance to mid cabin.
Molded floor with snap out carpet (grey carpet)
Sony head unit (XM compatible) with Sony 10 disk changer (never been used), 800 watt Sony amp with 4 Sony 6x9Â’s and 2 kicker 10Â’s. Billet audio covers on all speakers (brand new) with flamed graphics to match boat including the stereo cover and billet IPOD holder.
Gaffrig gauges, Merc offshore throttle controls, electric hatch, electric “pop up” nav-light on the rear (the rear nav-light rises like a car antenna). “fireboy” (automatic halon fire safe system)
Matching bouy’s (blue and white) with both blue and silver “floating lines” (new with only 1 use on them)
Mechanicals
Mercury 496 HO- this engine was built up with Raylar performance engine kit, it has the insurability of the 496 almost the power of the 525hp (dyno sheets for 520+hp go with the boat) this was the boat and engine used by ***boat for the article on the Raylar kit. The kits includes: new aluminum heads (ported and polished with new springs, valves and roller rockers) new cam (Raylar specs) and Raylar “cool gap” intake manifold. Motor has a total of approx 45 hours on it!!!! The oil has been changed 3 times.
The drive is a Bravo XR with drive shower, currently running a 28p (labbed down to 27ish by Bronson hill)
I have full IMCO hydraulic (from the helm) steering on the boat with 2 rams (all stainless) with polished tubes on the rams, this is tilt adjustable
The trailer is a white triple axle, with grey carpeted bunks, chrome 15” wheels (very clean)
The boat has been used out in Havasu, I store the boat in Needles.
If you are interested, please PM me and I will contact you, the asking price is $84,999
Included with the purchase (if the price is what I want will be a brand new Garmin full color chart plotting GPS).
There are lots of little details of the boat to see, let me know if you need anything else.

Chris Winn
09-21-2005, 01:57 PM
bumpity bump

Steamin' Rice
09-21-2005, 02:20 PM
the boat should be good for low 70's :rolleyes: but your insurance will think that it is a regular HO worth 65ish
Until you need to make a claim...... :idea:

INSman
09-21-2005, 02:22 PM
Until you need to make a claim...... :idea:
Nope.... Unless you are insured with some fly-by-night company like "Shifting Sands Mutual" !!
You will just be unable to recover the extra expense of what you spent on the motor upgrade.

Chris Winn
09-21-2005, 02:29 PM
Nope.... Unless you are insured with some fly-by-night company like "Shifting Sands Mutual" !!
You will just be unable to recover the extra expense of what you spent on the motor upgrade.
thats what i figured, so it would be a wash on the kit....

Steamin' Rice
09-21-2005, 02:30 PM
Really? If you understate your HP and speed your insurance company can't deny a claim?

Chris Winn
09-21-2005, 02:33 PM
Really? If you understate your HP and speed your insurance company can't deny a claim?
speed is relative to how it is propped
tell them it has a 24p on it
it does run the 496 motor, so as long as there is no blower, well the power added questionable.
tell them if you wish, i was not impliy that is it cool to lie to the insurance companies
but there is a difference when you insure a boat with a 496 in it and one with a 525hp in it, that was my main point

Steamin' Rice
09-21-2005, 02:39 PM
Sorry for the hijack.. I guess you have to go with what makes you feel comfortable. With some of the high profile accidents in high performance boats recently, I thought that Insurance companies were taking a closer look at the power and speeds in boats before paying on substantial claims.

Chris Winn
09-21-2005, 02:45 PM
but there is a difference when you insure a boat with a 496 in it and one with a 525hp in it, that was my main point
I have to disagree with this statement. You no longer are insuring a boat with a 496 in it, right?
I'm not trying to be a d$ck, but I'd hate to see someone lose their ass.
Good luck![/QUOTE]
it is still a 496 Ho motor, it just has different heads, cam and intake

INSman
09-21-2005, 03:00 PM
it is still a 496 Ho motor, it just has different heads, cam and intake
For starters, none of the regular insurance companies will take anything over 500hp weather it goes 75 or not..from what I was told if the hp is over 500, end of conversation.
I don't want to screw up your post with my bitterness over insurance :devil: ..long story :cry:[/QUOTE]
Not true at all, my boat is running under 75 MPH legitimately and Progressive is well aware that they are insuring twins totalling 750 HP...

Steamin' Rice
09-21-2005, 03:03 PM
Not true at all, my boat is running under 75 MPH legitimately and Progressive is well aware that they are insuring twins totalling 750 HP...
But once your purple monstas go in, your twins now total much more than 750 HP, correct?

INSman
09-21-2005, 03:05 PM
Really? If you understate your HP and speed your insurance company can't deny a claim?
Greg
If during the application process in securing coverage you "misrepresent" whatever is asked, then you would have a problem. Nowhere will you find (98% of the time) anywhere in the policy that it states you have to put the carrier on notice of any performance changes to the boat. Typically, you will just get your renewal mailed to you each and every year thereafter, NOT including any renewal questionnaire what so ever.
When my project is completed, I will still have twin 496 MAGS, but with 600HP each. If something happens to the boat, I am out the cost of the (2) engines above and beyond what the carrier would pay for the stock MAGS.

INSman
09-21-2005, 03:07 PM
But once your purple monstas go in, your twins now total much more than 750 HP, correct?
Correct, but no policy language or stipulation that mandates that they be informed or advised of any performance or engine modifications.
You could easily prop a boat to run 20 mph under what it is capable of, then re-prop after getting the coverage. Do you see how this would not effect you the policyholder in a misrepresentation allegation ?

Steamin' Rice
09-21-2005, 03:15 PM
Like I said, I guess you need to go with what makes you comfortable as far as your insurance. I am paying about $2700/year but I am not worried about any questions regarding HP and/or speed if I ever need to make a claim.
Progressive won't insure my boat so I don't know what their policy states regarding changes to the boats after the initial policy is written. If you have read your policy and are comfortable with what you have then go for it.

Magic34
09-21-2005, 03:30 PM
WTF.... what premium is someone concerned with??? CW, don't worry about what the cost of insurance is going to be for someone. If they are concerned, have them quote a cat and your boat will be sold to them.
What's the worse case, $1100/year regardless of 496 or 525? Cry me a river. :mad:
Free bump

INSman
09-21-2005, 03:43 PM
WTF.... what premium is someone concerned with??? CW, don't worry about what the cost of insurance is going to be for someone. If they are concerned, have them quote a cat and your boat will be sold to them.
What's the worse case, $1100/year regardless of 496 or 525? Cry me a river. :mad:
Free bump
Sore subject with you I now, any luck yet ??

INSman
09-21-2005, 03:44 PM
Like I said, I guess you need to go with what makes you comfortable as far as your insurance. I am paying about $2700/year but I am not worried about any questions regarding HP and/or speed if I ever need to make a claim.
Progressive won't insure my boat so I don't know what their policy states regarding changes to the boats after the initial policy is written. If you have read your policy and are comfortable with what you have then go for it.
Insurance is fortunately or unfortunately my life, and trust me, I have read through my policy with at least 4 times !! :220v:

Steamin' Rice
09-21-2005, 03:46 PM
Magic34 you seem a little bitter.... :argue: :D
Even though I complain about my insurance rates, I know I have it easy compared to you guys with cats...
CW, you definitely got hijacked, but at least we're keeping this at the top for you...
BUMP!

Magic34
09-21-2005, 03:56 PM
Magic34 you seem a little bitter.... :argue: :D
!
You have no idea right now.:hammerhea
INSman, not yet.
another bump

Steamin' Rice
09-21-2005, 05:53 PM
You have no idea right now.:hammerhea
INSman, not yet.
another bump
Did you check with Sy @ Total Dollar? If you're having trouble getting coverage he might be able to help you out..
bump again

Chris Winn
09-21-2005, 06:12 PM
Did you check with Sy @ Total Dollar? If you're having trouble getting coverage he might be able to help you out..
bump again
thanks guys,
i hope i get a buyer, but i am not in a rush to sell it as i don't have to have a new boat if the tiem is not right. the buyer should be able to afford the coverage if they can afford the boat.
as far as the next boat, i am going o oay more in insurance than i have with payments on this boat... :notam:
what do ya do???

Chris Winn
09-22-2005, 08:05 AM
bump

Chris Winn
09-23-2005, 03:17 PM
the boat is officially up for sale, if interested, please PM me for more info.
the price is $84.9k
i think that if it is bought in AZ (where it is registered), there will eb no sales tax.
thanks

Krumbsnatcher
09-23-2005, 03:28 PM
I knew you were going to sell the boat! Call me so we can hook up, going to havasu this weekend.

Chris Winn
09-23-2005, 03:33 PM
I knew you were going to sell the boat! Call me so we can hook up, going to havasu this weekend.
i think i left you a message on monday or tuesday, call me and we will hook up, i have to fly out this sunday so i'm shot for the weekend :angry2:

BLOWN88FRESNO MINI
10-14-2005, 10:26 PM
the boat is officially up for sale, if interested, please PM me for more info.
the price is $84.9k
i think that if it is bought in AZ (where it is registered), there will eb no sales tax.
thanks
I bought a boat in June of this year in Pheonix and had to pay a use tax when I registered it in ca. BS. I thought I was going to save some coin. Wrong!!!!!!!!

RiverNut
10-14-2005, 11:07 PM
I bought a boat in June of this year in Pheonix and had to pay a use tax when I registered it in ca. BS. I thought I was going to save some coin. Wrong!!!!!!!!
You have to register it in Az, not Ca.

Beer-30
10-14-2005, 11:23 PM
You have to register it in Az, not Ca.
Yeah, what he said.