Thread: Looking at a 1996 20" Procraft, need input

LSL, will the seller share his service ticket from when he had it "gone through"? That term is pretty broad. Did he repair some major items or did he do some very extensive routine service? And to clear up something, don't mean to imply that used boats are a no no, to the contrary used rigs can be a good deal and a great match for the buyer. Seen many a person buy a new boat that turned out to be disappointing or poorly suited to them so bad deals aren't reserved for either used or new.

Some great advice. I have bought three used boats over the years. All have been very good to me with very little trouble. Had a scare or two along the way but always turned out to be minor/inexpensive issues. Two of them were bought from dealers and had been checked out and had all the paper work of what they checked and the results. All three were one owner boats. Which I feel was a good thing. I like what someone said about getting into a used one for an amount that you would not mind having to pay for a new engine install. I think I am that way with mine. It helps that it is paid for. If I had hardhunter2's money I would have a new 4 stroke on the back of mine. Maybe one of these days.