Not many 1999 (non-SK) Speedsters manufactured?

[tomjonesrocks]

For the last several months I've been keeping an eye out in a pretty wide radius for 1999 Speedsters. Mainly the appeal on those boats for me is the last year of the higher HP Rotax motors and the yellow color, which I prefer to the red 1998s.

Once in awhile I'll see a 1999 Speedster SK which doesn't appeal to me as much as the standard Speedster. Were there just not many non-SK 1999 Speedsters manufactured?

Thanks.

 

[timmyboy76]

hot boat...

cant comment on it, Tom...but if I decide to sell mine, i'll hit you up...:cheers:

 

[arnolds8903]

what's a fair price to pay for that boat in good condition?

 

[tony8a]

i have been wondering on the difference? what is it?

 

[tony8a]

i have been wondering on the difference? what is it?

meant to ask, what is the difference between sk model and non sk?
thanks

 

[timmyboy76]

besides the sticker say'n SK...think the SK has a crazy bow cushion/deck cushion, but noticebly, the SK has 2-720's.

 

[arnolds8903]

I was hellbent on buying a 4-tek, but now i've read posts by guys like timmyboy who swear by the dual engines. i was steering away from two strokes, but i've had people tell me how much fun these boats are. i know there are some inherent problems that come with two strokes but if i could get in one for the right price, i'm thinkn' it might be the way to go. what would i expect to pay for a nice '99? or should i pay a little more for the 4 stroke and the single engine will be good?

 

[RFoster130]

I have a 98 and love it. Dual motors are awesome and with a little care and maintenance, 2 stroke last a long time. Cheaper to replace if you need to. I am shocked this one hasnt sold yet.

http://seadooforum.com/showthread.php?t=22270

 

[nohassle5]

It is sold. Bought it yesterday.