CONTINUOUSWAVE

For-sale: 2009 190 Montauk with fishing package located in Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, Alabama. Price $30,000.



The boat is in condition excellent, and a galvanized Karavan trailer is included. Powered by a very strong Mercury VERADO 135-HP FOURSTROKE engine with approximately 253 hours. Engine hours will vary as boat is actively in use. New Simrad electronics. Stored indoors or under cover since new.

See a detailed listing and pictures on https://www.flickr.com/photos/149831751@N05/albums/72157712147684752.

Contact by email: butch six four nine four@gmail.com.

I saw this on the local Craigslist. Has to be a big decision for you. Boat looks great; hopefully it will sell soon.

Thanks, the boat is in great shape. Old age, arthritis and three compression spinal fractures were the drivers. We'll keep the Sport 13 for futzing around.

This very nice Montauk remains available.

OP post has new link to photos.

Good luck on your sale Butch, I know it must of been a hard decision to make. I lost my wife of 25 years last week to Cancer and I seriously considered selling my 190 also, luckily I came to my senses and will hold on to my boat till my body tells me otherwise.

Again best of luck!

Fred

Thanks, Fred. Condolences for your loss. What a horrible experience for you.

Thanks Butch!

Price reduced to $27,500.

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The Montauk sold yesterday. It was a very bitter sweet event. The sale was driven by my ageing process. I was pleased to see her go to a good home and she will have a classic Montauk 17 for company. The buyer was a nice young man from Pensacola, FL who grew up in a maritime connected family. He is a big Boston Whaler fan and a member of Continuouswave. I hope he will begin posting.

We combined a sea trial with a delivery cruise to his marina. It was lumpy out there so he was able to feel just how capable the Montauk is in imperfect conditions. I believe he enjoyed piloting the boat for the fifty odd miles as he seemed to smile for the entire cruise. My old bones were a little beaten up by the trip but enjoyed watching him having fun. During our passage through a no-wake zone we were visited by a pod of Bay Dolphins which made it a perfect goodby cruise. It was a two and a half hour sea trial.

Thank you to Phil for his valuable help with this sale. His advice and assistance were perfect.

It is always sad when you sell a Whaler. Glad it went to a good owner.