Rush
12-28-2008, 04:13 PM
What would a rig like this be worth today? I am thinking about starting on a new project, and I might try to sell it pretty soon.
1985 19ft. Coochie Kraft Speed Boat completely restored. Every instrument, light, nut, bolt, and wire on the hull has been replaced.
Features:
Mercury Black Max 150 engine with Mercury 200 Carbs, new poppit valve, new thermostats, new water pump and seal kit. Engine is strong and has 143 psi compression. Comes with nose cone, 24 pitch Hopkins chopper prop, Highjacker Jackplate, Seastar Hydraulic Steering, new hydraulic hoses, new electric fuel pump, 2 new 14 gal. gas tanks, new gas sending units, new carpet, new paint job, new front seats, water separator, fuel tank selector switch, new water pressure and fuel gauges, new wiring throughout entire hull, new lights, new fuel filler plates and caps, new fuse boxes, new battery, heavy duty aluminum trailer.
What do you think the total value would be now? Boat and Trailer
There are more photos at the link below!
http://www.atlanticplumbing.net/boat.html
1985 19ft. Coochie Kraft Speed Boat completely restored. Every instrument, light, nut, bolt, and wire on the hull has been replaced.
Features:
Mercury Black Max 150 engine with Mercury 200 Carbs, new poppit valve, new thermostats, new water pump and seal kit. Engine is strong and has 143 psi compression. Comes with nose cone, 24 pitch Hopkins chopper prop, Highjacker Jackplate, Seastar Hydraulic Steering, new hydraulic hoses, new electric fuel pump, 2 new 14 gal. gas tanks, new gas sending units, new carpet, new paint job, new front seats, water separator, fuel tank selector switch, new water pressure and fuel gauges, new wiring throughout entire hull, new lights, new fuel filler plates and caps, new fuse boxes, new battery, heavy duty aluminum trailer.
What do you think the total value would be now? Boat and Trailer
There are more photos at the link below!
http://www.atlanticplumbing.net/boat.html