Just bought a new duck camp and the wife is telling me I have to give up one of my toys so here she is. Sadly, I bought this boat new 17 months ago and have used it very little. Im guessing the motor has around 15 hrs on it. Ill get this checked to get the exact number. The boat, motor, and trailer have zero scratches on them and have been wiped down and sprayed with BBS every time she hit the water. It has been in a closed garage for storage the entire time Ive had her. I do not have a cover, but I still have the dust cover she came with. Everything is in working condition and she runs like a dream. Not sure exactly how fast she will do because Ive never really pushed her that hard. I did have her in the mid 60s on several occasions and she was still climbing, but Im not going to speculate on top speed. I paid right at 40k for this baby, but Im only asking what I owe on her which is 30k. I will list what all she has from the sale invoice. I am not a professional boat guy but I will try my best to answer any questions you guys may have. I will try to get more pics posted but I do have a few posted from this past April that I took for the owners gallery page. The best way to get in touch is through text, email, or voice mail. My number is 870-926-9411 and email is mach316@yahoo.com. The boat is located in Jonesboro, Ar. I work in surgery so I may not be able to respond right away, but I will do my best to get back with you asap. I am in no hurry to sell this thing so I would rather not be bothered with ridiculous offers. Thanks for looking… 2012 Sabre FTD Advantage Elite2012 Bass Cat dual axle trailer with surge2012 Mercury 175 Pro XSMinn Kota Fortrex 80Humminbird 898 SI x2 (linked)Aluminum battery traysHamby bow protectorHot FootSony radio with USB portSony Ipod plugSpeakers in seatsGrab postPivot tongueAssist stepThree bank chargerPro aerationPro touch pad with security systemButt seatTeleflex tilt helmPower pole blade Lighted rod boxesLast edited by mach316 on November 2nd, 2013, 8:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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