Sutton44

I should have just spent the 10k to replace the stringers, transom and bulkhead. Cheaper that starting over.

All good, your sale.

And nice 1999 trailer included BTW.

Sir, I assume that you have the best intentions at heart. I am looking for a boat this size, but no one wants surprises. I think we all just want the same thing: An honest and fair deal, full disclosure, and no nasty surprises. I sold my 1999 PY 265, 350 Bravo III, ran great, completely loaded. Furuno radar, Furono Sonar/GPS x 2, Simrad AP14 Autopilot, Scotty electrics, planer reels, Fishhawk X4D, and Subtroll, Yami 9.9 4 stroke kicker, Furuno radar, etc.. I honestly thought the stringers, transom etc., were solid. As it turned out they were rotten. Sold for 8K. As much as it hurt my wallet on the sale, I can sleep at night knowing nobody got hurt on the deal, except maybe me. I sleep well. More details are needed if you have them. Year, engine hours, professional survey to back up stringers and motors being good. I don't think you will find a qualified buyer who won't want to know these things. And as for stringers and moisture, only a good survey tells that story. Just my 2 cents.

Ok, thanks, and tight lines

Do they have 110 hook up as well for home hook up, or just 12 volt ?

Would you take $100 for the Alpenas only ?

This is a turnkey, towable fishing machine - Jon is a solid guy, and this boat is mint ! Won't last long.

I sold my 1999 Penn Yan Pro Hunter last fall for the same reason. They are great boats, a tank in rough seas. Unfortunately for me, I found out my transom, stringers and bulkhead were rotten when the buyer had a survey done. Ended up selling for half what I figured was fair if they were good. Just fair warning, regardless of age, wood can rot. Get a survey. Otherwise, they are amazing boats for the money. Good luck with your sale and tight lines.