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19' Flatbottom V-Drive Less Motor - $5,500

Kills me to do this, but...19' Flatbottom V-drive LESS motor. Boat is a 8 outta 10. White with burgundy metal flake. Polished gas pedal and down pedal with lock-out handle. Seats 4 with two bucket seats and a bench seat with cup holders that faces forward - still enough room to get a few coolers in the boat. Upholstery is in like new condition. Polished 12 degree Casale v-drive with whirl-a-way and 18s. Drive shaft and polished driveshaft tube. 1" prop shaft with safety collars, stainless strut and rudder and stainless steel two blade prop. Dual 12 gallon tanks, Barry Grant 280 fuel pump. Crane Fireball ignition box and rexmar battery box. Jones mechanical tach, Stewart Warner oil pressure, fuel pressure, battery charge gauges, etc...Boat has been in the water once since the inside was striped, delam over stringers was repaired with new glass, inside recoated with new gel and prestec. All hardware is either polished or painted to match. Tandem axle trailer painted to match that is in very good shape - tires have a ton of life left in them. Wife says 3 boats are too many and one has to go - since we started a family, this thing is totally impractical for us so the jet and pontoon are staying and the v-drive is going. I've owned it for over 10 years and really haven't used it that much. Few minor stress crack around cap towards the rear that are to be expected with a boat 35+ years old. There is also some minor cracking in the paint right below the registration numbers - not enough that its worth messing with imo. Have to be within 5 feet of the boat to see it. Always been stored inside and babied. Set-up for a BBC. You'll need a motor and motor mounts (currently set up for Glenwood mounts - part numbers 894 and 912)...thats it.

Boat is located in south central Wisconsin. $5500 or best offer. Would be willing to drive a little to meet someone. PM me or Pat.muetz@gmail.com. Thanks.

Pat you sure its 19 and not 18 what make yr and stuff?

I have to snag the title outta the safety deposit box, can't remember what it had listed for the hull and year. No hull id numbers...but comparing it to a few others I've seen on here, I do believe its a Belmont.

Couple more pics from last weekend. The 5th one down shows the paint that is goofy on the outside, you can see the v-drive dump to give you an idea of how big the area is. Other couple show the couple stress cracks on the topside of the back. They appeared right after painting it 10+ years back and haven't increased in size.

12 degree Casale, fully polished, whirlaway, 18s

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Need to relocate to a new town due to some changes at work, so I'm a little more motivated to unload this thing....

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Is this ride still for sale?

Is this ride still for sale?

Yep.

Drop in a motor and go.