one man boat

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

:scratchheadLooks to be aluminum to me............ Thought you was an expert...........

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No. I am not an expert...got people though

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Originally Posted by SeaRay

I bought a homemade boat similar to that one several years back. Our state had a provision for titling a homemade boat, even gave me a serial number for it. I went to the hardware where they make nametags to put on dog collars and had them stamp my serial number on a tag and attached it to my boat along with the registration numbers. I would think most states would have a similar process. In SC you have to register any boat that has mechanical propulsion, even electric motors.
Incidentally I paid $150 for mine. It was wooden but looked similar in size and shape to this one.

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That's the way it is in MS. If its propelled by a motor of any type it has to be registered.

Will you ship it to illinois :Rofl

80 bucks here

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Originally Posted by hotrod1

80 bucks here

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I see you have $80, but to much hardware to be installed.
Foot control for trolling motor, console for on/off and speed, battery box, swivel seat bracket. Your talking another $400 unless you can do it yourself.
Like I said, I've seen a complete job for sell for $150 to $200.
Dang my 14 foot with a 6 hp Johnson and trailer cost me $175.

I'm looking for one of these small two man bass boats? :popcorn


ISH ON:fish

Who won the auction?

Ain't heard nothing. Geuss I will keep wading.

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Originally Posted by hotrod1

Ain't heard nothing. Geuss I will keep wading.

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Of all nites for me to go to sleep, you wouldn't have got it that cheap ifn I would have still been up

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

Of all nites for me to go to sleep, you wouldn't have got it that cheap ifn I would have still been up

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You old timers usually turn in by 9