I will update this thread with more pictures in a day or so.
Garage kept
60 hours (estimate - could be a 5 hours or so either way)
Galvanized trailer
Meticulously maintained, here is my post-ride checklist:
(I grabbed this from a post I made on Greenhulk in 2007)
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I may be a going a little, ahem, overboard, but here is what I do...
What do you all do?
1) Flush exhaust with garden hose.
2) Remove all seats and empty all compartments.
3) Soap down and clean all seats.
4) Powerwash interior, including carpet.
5) Spray down engine compartment and ski locker.
6) Soap down and powerwash exterior.
7) Spray down exterior with Wax-as-you-dry (exterior only...no places anyone may step on, don't want to get anyone hurt.
Remove carpet and hang across trailer to drip dry. Dry interior and exterior completely with towels.
9) Back into garage.
10) Re-open ski locker, bilge lid, storage compartments and engine bay.
11) Lower boat using third wheel as low as possible.
12) Using extra long shop vac hose, vacuum out 10-20 gallons of dirty water out of ski locker. I also stick the hose on the little hole leading out of the ski locker to the engine bay. I get another couple gallons out of there.
13) Leave ski locker, and all storage area open.
14) I lean a box fan into the area above the engine and turn it on full blast. I leave that running for at least 6 hours.
15) Spray a little Corrosion Block into Engine bay
16) I leave everything dismantled in the garage to air out for a few days.
The night before we are going to use the boat, I put everything back together.
All told, it takes about 1hr to 1hr and 15 minutes.
Am I being neurotic...or do other people go to this length?
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Gold decals and gold interior
There are a few docking scuffs in the decals but they are minor.
I am honestly not sure where to put the price.
I know I am losing huge money no matter what. :ack:
What it is worth is what someone will pay for it. A quick look around the usual auction and classified sites and I see them priced from about $16k and up. I will entertain serious offers.
Thanks for looking.
Garage kept
60 hours (estimate - could be a 5 hours or so either way)
Galvanized trailer
Meticulously maintained, here is my post-ride checklist:
(I grabbed this from a post I made on Greenhulk in 2007)
####
I may be a going a little, ahem, overboard, but here is what I do...
What do you all do?
1) Flush exhaust with garden hose.
2) Remove all seats and empty all compartments.
3) Soap down and clean all seats.
4) Powerwash interior, including carpet.
5) Spray down engine compartment and ski locker.
6) Soap down and powerwash exterior.
7) Spray down exterior with Wax-as-you-dry (exterior only...no places anyone may step on, don't want to get anyone hurt.
Remove carpet and hang across trailer to drip dry. Dry interior and exterior completely with towels.
9) Back into garage.
10) Re-open ski locker, bilge lid, storage compartments and engine bay.
11) Lower boat using third wheel as low as possible.
12) Using extra long shop vac hose, vacuum out 10-20 gallons of dirty water out of ski locker. I also stick the hose on the little hole leading out of the ski locker to the engine bay. I get another couple gallons out of there.
13) Leave ski locker, and all storage area open.
14) I lean a box fan into the area above the engine and turn it on full blast. I leave that running for at least 6 hours.
15) Spray a little Corrosion Block into Engine bay
16) I leave everything dismantled in the garage to air out for a few days.
The night before we are going to use the boat, I put everything back together.
All told, it takes about 1hr to 1hr and 15 minutes.
Am I being neurotic...or do other people go to this length?
####
Gold decals and gold interior
There are a few docking scuffs in the decals but they are minor.
I am honestly not sure where to put the price.
I know I am losing huge money no matter what. :ack:
What it is worth is what someone will pay for it. A quick look around the usual auction and classified sites and I see them priced from about $16k and up. I will entertain serious offers.
Thanks for looking.
