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2manyboats posted 10-26-2009 06:32 PM ET (US)
4 whalers, a 20ft pontoon boat, a 24 ft boat for the swamp tours, the 36ft trawler and 5 kayaks have finally beat me down. I would like to sell the Montauk without power or controls. The boat is in decent shape and the Caulkins trailer is in ok shape. I do have the old 70 evinrude and controls that could be included.
The boat is not a show piece, just a good old boat that can be used everyday. I will have pics posted by the end of the week.
$3200 for the boat and trailer, another $400 gets you the old motor and controls. Email me for more info.
I am in South Mississippi and would help with delivery the first few hundred miles.
2manyboats posted 10-28-2009 03:57 PM ET (US)
Pics http://picasaweb.google.com/jewilkinson3/Whaler#
Remember motor shown is NOT included
2manyboats posted 10-29-2009 09:06 PM ET (US)
I have decided if someone wanted the boat with the 2007 60hp E-tec the price would be $7500
2manyboats posted 11-04-2009 06:59 PM ET (US)
Maybe I should have called it a 1967 Montauk and got mad when I was told they didn't make a Montauk in 67. Sounds like that worked on the 72 Revenge.
Tohsgib posted 11-05-2009 11:10 AM ET (US)
It is overpowered and underpriced! ;)
Now that should get you some action.
2manyboats posted 11-05-2009 12:31 PM ET (US)
There are more pictures posted at the link above.
Please explain is it overpowered with or without the 60
Why are you always being such a know-it-all, you act like you have owned a bunch of whalers.
Aside from the power and price, this is the boat that I moved the console back 21 inches, but both the steering and control cables were not changed so, a couple of hours work and it's back to original.
Ritzyrags posted 11-24-2009 03:14 PM ET (US)
It is a good boat for the person looking for this specific model.
Too bad that You and Larry are so far away.
I would have enjoyed viewing the unit;
And to perhaps;
Have made an offer.
I am sure that this special someone has an eye on this one.
2manyboats posted 12-16-2009 03:48 PM ET (US)
bump
2manyboats posted 02-28-2010 07:39 PM ET (US)
The boat is still for sale. I am refinishing the wood and will upload pics when I finish.
grander posted 02-28-2010 09:46 PM ET (US)
I would be interested in the boat without the motor.
I would come out to get the boat from ca.
but the price would have to come down alot.
what would be your lowest price?
Greg
dneal33 posted 03-01-2010 05:57 PM ET (US)
If I didn't have one now, that one would work for me, I think my 1976 Newport will last forever tho..

grander posted 03-04-2010 10:08 PM ET (US)
I guess your not interested in selling you boat
Jeff posted 03-04-2010 10:43 PM ET (US)
People usually take offers more seriously when the offer and negotiations take place outside a public forum. Calling them works well and showing up with funds in hand tends to work the best. If you follow the link in his profile you could find a contact phone number.
grander posted 03-05-2010 01:06 AM ET (US)
Thanks Jeff for your opinion, but I don't think we have made it to the negotiation stage yet.
2manyboats posted 03-05-2010 01:24 PM ET (US)
grander did you get the email I sent 3-1-2010 ?

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Author	Topic: 1977 Montauk
2manyboats	posted 10-26-2009 06:32 PM ET (US) 4 whalers, a 20ft pontoon boat, a 24 ft boat for the swamp tours, the 36ft trawler and 5 kayaks have finally beat me down. I would like to sell the Montauk without power or controls. The boat is in decent shape and the Caulkins trailer is in ok shape. I do have the old 70 evinrude and controls that could be included. The boat is not a show piece, just a good old boat that can be used everyday. I will have pics posted by the end of the week. $3200 for the boat and trailer, another $400 gets you the old motor and controls. Email me for more info. I am in South Mississippi and would help with delivery the first few hundred miles.
2manyboats	posted 10-28-2009 03:57 PM ET (US) Pics http://picasaweb.google.com/jewilkinson3/Whaler# Remember motor shown is NOT included
2manyboats	posted 10-29-2009 09:06 PM ET (US) I have decided if someone wanted the boat with the 2007 60hp E-tec the price would be $7500
2manyboats	posted 11-04-2009 06:59 PM ET (US) Maybe I should have called it a 1967 Montauk and got mad when I was told they didn't make a Montauk in 67. Sounds like that worked on the 72 Revenge.
Tohsgib	posted 11-05-2009 11:10 AM ET (US) It is overpowered and underpriced! ;) Now that should get you some action.
2manyboats	posted 11-05-2009 12:31 PM ET (US) There are more pictures posted at the link above. Please explain is it overpowered with or without the 60 Why are you always being such a know-it-all, you act like you have owned a bunch of whalers. Aside from the power and price, this is the boat that I moved the console back 21 inches, but both the steering and control cables were not changed so, a couple of hours work and it's back to original.
Ritzyrags	posted 11-24-2009 03:14 PM ET (US) It is a good boat for the person looking for this specific model. Too bad that You and Larry are so far away. I would have enjoyed viewing the unit; And to perhaps; Have made an offer. I am sure that this special someone has an eye on this one.
2manyboats	posted 12-16-2009 03:48 PM ET (US) bump
2manyboats	posted 02-28-2010 07:39 PM ET (US) The boat is still for sale. I am refinishing the wood and will upload pics when I finish.
grander	posted 02-28-2010 09:46 PM ET (US) I would be interested in the boat without the motor. I would come out to get the boat from ca. but the price would have to come down alot. what would be your lowest price? Greg
dneal33	posted 03-01-2010 05:57 PM ET (US) If I didn't have one now, that one would work for me, I think my 1976 Newport will last forever tho..
grander	posted 03-04-2010 10:08 PM ET (US) I guess your not interested in selling you boat
Jeff	posted 03-04-2010 10:43 PM ET (US) People usually take offers more seriously when the offer and negotiations take place outside a public forum. Calling them works well and showing up with funds in hand tends to work the best. If you follow the link in his profile you could find a contact phone number.
grander	posted 03-05-2010 01:06 AM ET (US) Thanks Jeff for your opinion, but I don't think we have made it to the negotiation stage yet.
2manyboats	posted 03-05-2010 01:24 PM ET (US) grander did you get the email I sent 3-1-2010 ?