one of the blokes father from work is a bit of a boat broker??,,, he's had this sitting in his backyard for about 6 months but is looking to offload it to obtain extra cash for another project,,,,
the motor has had a complete rebuild,,,(to what degree i'm unsure,,, but has warranty etc etc etc on work carried out)
for a 16 footer i think a 125 may be a bit of overkill,,, but i'm curious to know roughly how old it is???
any ideas
choppa
can it get any better??????????????,,,,,,,,,,,,,,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgG_TxEPaQE
Mate I reckon the engine manufacture date would be a good place to start. What model is the motor??
Shane
Which bit of the motor???Originally Posted by watta
Sorry, couldn't resist.
don't worry ,,,, thats what i said,,,,,,,Which bit of the motor???
its had a new powerhead and gearbox fitted,,,,, and (apparently) literally flies,,,,, its going for a run this saturday,,,,, i'm thinking the 3k his asking for the entire setup is quite cheap tho''
choppa
can it get any better??????????????,,,,,,,,,,,,,,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgG_TxEPaQE
well if it floats, can be trimmed to run straight hands off, starts OK, and sounds like a V4 then 3K is probably not a lot of money
Assuming it is the original engine then the boat is late 60s, very early 70s, the engine looks to be a hydroelectric shift engine, they were rated at the prop so put out something like 100hp in todays terms, gee they sound good at full throttle!!! the sound has largely gone now.
If it is not a hydroelectric shift it will be 70s somewhere.
It's not overpowered...just powered for old style fun and enjoyment.
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I was thinking mid to late 70's by whats left of the paint that might be original.
Mate that is an early 70's motor i had a 50hp years ago same vintage u couldnt kill the thing i recall having some trouble with the eletronic gear shift though. That boat looks like a nautiglass.
I reckon she's about 30 years old and 3k would have been the price for the rig new.
But she's a small narrow boat for a heavy donk! hows she going to ride with the waves behind you?
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Looks like a nautiglass 156...early 70's. Not a bad bay/close offshore boat....surprisingly didnt have a tendency to broach. If the engine is in good nick and tests ok....not a bad buy for $3k. Would check very carefully for soft floors though. Transoms were solid as brick outhouses. Went out quite a few times in my uncles 156, around the Hawkesbury/Middle Harbour area in Sydney when I was young. It had a 70 OMC on it.
Greg
don't think it is an early 70's. just going by the trim unit, I think (and I could well be very wrong, as I haven't seen one for years) that model trim was not introduced untill 75ish, also unsure of the Electric shift part!
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well for my 2 cents i think its a evenrude leg & housing i don't think its a hyrdoelectric gear box but if it is take $1.000 off the price. probally early to mid 70's. since its been made up from bits & pices its value wouldn't be that high. boat looks neat & tidy. if its all going well & is a turn key set up i think $2500 would pull it up. remember the motor has been built by a guy that uses bits & pices so what did he build the motor with? i think $3k is a good asking prise but not worth it. based on a good going unit. $2k a good buy $2.5k fair $3k you paid too much & you should come & see me as i have a boat i;ll sell you. lol
cheers
rick
Surely the boat itself would be worth 3k wouldnt it?
Loving that heinz 3 bean mix colour job on the motor, and it looks like the mount bracket on the boat is bare metal ? (left my glasses at home)
Sheet, I would consider offering 2 grand for it and maybe walking at the point it passed 2.5 grand, but then I would be in the dog box with the old girl...again
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