jaybird62
Well-Known Member
I posted this back in August and had several express interest. I got busy with work and didn't have time to tune the motor (it's not locked up). I can't find the title, but it shouldn't be a problem, since I registered it with TWRA a few years ago. If I don't get any offers over $1,000 in the next few days, it'll get towed back to the barn for the winter. It has a Johnson 90HP VRO outboard.
Here's the original ad I posted back in August:
Carolina Skiff (Model 1970), which was made in 1990. I have owned it since 1999. It is 19 feet long, has 76-inch beam and measures 92 inches across the gunwales. It's a center console with a 25-gal fuel tank. I titled it in Tennessee, but have not renewed the registration in a few years. I checked NADA and the retail is between $3100 and $4600, but will consider offers over $2,000. It has not been in the water for 5 years, but I had the carb rebuilt just before I parked it. It has a hand-laid Kevlar casting deck on the front; light weight and strong. It will hold me and a couple of high school offensive linemen. The front deck has a saltwater trolling motor and bowfishing lights out front. Solid trailer. This boat should clean up well and make a very stable fishing platform. This Carolina Skiff has flotation built into the hull and is practically unsinkable. You can cut it in thirds with a chainsaw and all three pieces will float.
Here's the original ad I posted back in August:
Carolina Skiff (Model 1970), which was made in 1990. I have owned it since 1999. It is 19 feet long, has 76-inch beam and measures 92 inches across the gunwales. It's a center console with a 25-gal fuel tank. I titled it in Tennessee, but have not renewed the registration in a few years. I checked NADA and the retail is between $3100 and $4600, but will consider offers over $2,000. It has not been in the water for 5 years, but I had the carb rebuilt just before I parked it. It has a hand-laid Kevlar casting deck on the front; light weight and strong. It will hold me and a couple of high school offensive linemen. The front deck has a saltwater trolling motor and bowfishing lights out front. Solid trailer. This boat should clean up well and make a very stable fishing platform. This Carolina Skiff has flotation built into the hull and is practically unsinkable. You can cut it in thirds with a chainsaw and all three pieces will float.
