32 cary

[jdoss]

someone may want this one, don't know boat just saw it
http://www.boats.com/boat-details/Cary-Marine-32'/109982601

 

[Bobcat]

Cool find.

 

[fund razor]

How much are they paying somebody to haul it off?

 

[Buoy]

How much are they paying somebody to haul it off?

Have you no vision John?

That could be a VERY cool boat!!

I like it!

 

[imco offshore]

would anybody know how much it would weigh ? without power,,

 

[fund razor]

Have you no vision John?

That could be a VERY cool boat!!

I like it!

I like it too, but I have a vision of the hundred grand it would take to make it something that I would drive.:cheers2:

 

[Buoy]

I like it too, but I have a vision of the hundred grand it would take to make it something that I would drive.:cheers2:

agreed, it wouldn't be cheap.

I remember all the performance boats that i've owned that were "affordable" ...
























BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA:dupe:

 

[searaycer]

Full stagger?

 

[Ratickle]

Full stagger?

Sure looks like it in the pics....

 

[fund razor]

agreed, it wouldn't be cheap.

Everything that I tried to reuse on my last resto ended up being the weak links and slowing me down. In every case I ended up getting new parts. I would always go into something like this assuming that nothing at all can be reused and you only get a hull. That's the most expensive way to buy a boat that you can, but then again... it's the cost of turning back time. And having something that nobody can just go buy. :cheers2:

 

[Buoy]

it's the cost of turning back time. And having something that nobody can just go buy. :cheers2:

exactly!

when I was in HS and "building" my Dart GT convertible (20 yrs old at the time) the parking lot had no less than 12 late 70's to early 80's Camaros. Everyone had the exact same thing. I saw it as very boring. (this was a graduating class of ~120). I had something no one else had - or could just go and get...

same thing when it comes to boats - I'm not interested in a Fountain, Formula, Baja... etc. for the same reason. I don't want to be on the water and my exact model of boat pass by me 12 times

 

[old377guy]

Everything that I tried to reuse on my last resto ended up being the weak links and slowing me down. In every case I ended up getting new parts. I would always go into something like this assuming that nothing at all can be reused and you only get a hull. That's the most expensive way to buy a boat that you can, but then again... it's the cost of turning back time. And having something that nobody can just go buy. :cheers2:

John, sounds like a good initial operating premise. It also seems like the ultimate restoration goal will drive a significant portion of overall cost. A "100 point- Concours" period perfect restoration is a whole different animal than a functional boat with average systems.

 

[fund razor]

John, sounds like a good initial operating premise. It also seems like the ultimate restoration goal will drive a significant portion of overall cost. A "100 point- Concours" period perfect restoration is a whole different animal than a functional boat with average systems.

No question. But they are both boats, right?

 

[fund razor]

You know.... a boat named LAZURUS has probably already been raised from the dead once, right?

 

[old377guy]

No question. But they are both boats, right?

point taken:sifone: