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1988 MasterCraft ProStar 200 O/B

ID# 224994Posted Aug 29
BASIC LISTING
FOR SALE $8,900

Watercraft-224994

1988 MasterCraft ProStar 200 O/B for sale! -NO ENGINE-

Rare outboard version of the MasterCraft ProStar 200.
Boat is in good overall condition for its age. The hull and gelcoat are in nice shape, the windshield is complete, and most of the original hardware and interior are still there.
The boat is being sold without an engine. Comes with the tandem axle trailer shown in the pictures, which is also in good condition.
I have the paperwork for the boat. The interior is complete, it could use some love, but overall this is a very solid and complete boat and would make a great project for someone looking for one of the harder-to-find outboard MasterCrafts.
Located near Otay Boder. Serious inquiries only. Feel free to message me with any questions, or for additional pictures. I'm open to offers (no trades).

Seadoo GTX

ID# 223784Posted Sep 20

FOR SALE $11,000

Watercraft-223784

For sale 2 Seadoo GTX 3 seat with trailer and extras (covers, vests, misc.) Garage kept since purchased. Recently serviced and ready to rip. Registration up to date.

Eliminator

ID# 225155Posted Sep 14

FOR SALE $58,000

Watercraft-225155

1999 28ft eliminator Daytona
MOTOR WILL NEED WORK, sucked up water into the motor
198 hrs on hull 3 hrs on motor
Brand new 565 with blower
New brodix/Dart aluminum block.
New Corrillo rods
New lifters,push rods,valve springs.
Blower freshened by girarrdo in ft Wayne Indiana.
Made 1050 on 12 lbs of boost on pump gas.
All new fuel lines and gaskets for everything
Floor just redone and re epoxied
New Rockford sound system not installed yet
New Bimini
Bmax Outdrive just rebuilt
Everything was just re-rigged and redone top to bottom
Interior is all original but super clean no rips
Tires are new
Bunks are good on trailer
Gel coat is a 9/10
Interior is a 8/10
Anodizing is a little faded on some parts
Message me for more pictures and info

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