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PMUCCIOLO posted 08-23-2010 09:23 PM ET (US)
1989 Boston Whaler Outrage 20
· New Wm. H. Mills & Co. Full Mooring Cover
· Recent Canvas on Bimini Top with Stainless Steel Frame
· Console Cover
· Original Boston Whaler Outrigger Base Mounted on Console Rail
· New Cushions from Hall’s Nautical Upholstery for Original Springfield Helm Chairs
· Full-width OEM Boston Whaler Stern Seat
· Console Rod Holders with Backrest Cushions
· Igloo Cooler with Cushion
· Stainless Steel Cutwater
· Humminbird Matrix 12 Fish Finder/GPS Combo
· Clarion Satellite Radio with AM/FM/ CD
· Standard Horizon Eclipse VHF Radio with Shakespeare Antenna on Stainless Steel Mount
· New 500GPH Attwood Sahara Bilge Pumps Fore and Aft
· Ritchie Flush Mount Compass
· Original Boston Whaler Owner’s Manual
· Anchor, Chain, Rode
· Coast Guard Kit, including Life Vests, Throwable, Horn and Flare Kit
1999 Yamaha 200HP Ox66 EFI
· Fully Serviced with Genuine Yamaha Parts
· Fresh Hub on Polished Stainless Steel Stiletto Propeller
· New Teleflex Sea Star Hydraulic Steering
· Dual Batteries with Perko Battery Switch
· New Battery Cables
· New Racor Fuel/Water Separator
· Ethanol Compliant Fuel and Vent Lines
· Yamaha Multi-Function Tachometer and Speedometer
1996 Boatmaster Aluminum Trailer
· New Rims and Tires with Spare
· Polyurethane Keel Rollers with Bunks
· Torsion Axle
· New Side Guides
· New Wesbar Lights
This Boston Whaler Outrage 20 is truly water ready. She is fast, agile, and solid with reliable, turn-key EFI Yamaha power. Never bottom painted. Original gelcoat. The boat, motor and trailer have been fully serviced and are ready for your enjoyment. Asking price is $12,995 for this beautiful “classic” Boston Whaler. Located in Flagler Beach, Florida.
Photographs are viewable by clicking this link: http://www.thehulltruth.com/boats-sale-wanted/302260-sale-1989-boston-whaler-outrage-20-a.html#post3176217
Please direct correspondence to: pmucciolo@cfl.rr.com
alfred posted 08-24-2010 10:16 AM ET (US)
That is one clean boat! Good luck with the sale.
I have a question if you don't mind - the out rigger holders. I am amazed that the hand rails and base screws are all that that are needed to support the outriggers. I know it's an original item, but do they work well like that?
PMUCCIOLO posted 08-24-2010 11:57 AM ET (US)
alfred,
Thank you for the kind words. The boat is a beauty.
The outrigger base mounts to the rail and to the console. it is rock solid. That's one of the many special features which make "classic" Boston Whalers so unique and desireable.
I am confident that she'll make her new owner very happy.
SeaducedAgain posted 08-24-2010 02:53 PM ET (US)
Wow, just want I wanted. But I am in the other end of the country ;-(
David
Moby Dick posted 08-24-2010 05:52 PM ET (US)
That is a gorgeous looking 20. That 200 must make it fly. What does it top out at? Are you the original owner? Has it ever been restored?
PMUCCIOLO posted 08-25-2010 01:21 AM ET (US)
Thank you for the compliments. The boat is fast--she hits the mid 40's easily with a moderate load. I am not the original owner. She is a part of my family's fleet of Whalers. She has not been "restored," but she has enjoyed a serious of regular updates and maintenance. That is reflected in her current excellent overall condition.
Russ 13 posted 08-25-2010 10:57 AM ET (US)
That is a great Whaler in great shape.
If I did not already own a 22' I would purchase that one.
I think for the shape it is in your price is too low.
Compaired to the average used boat, yours is in MUCH better shape. Just a thought.
Moby Dick posted 08-25-2010 10:13 PM ET (US)
Paul......you have e-mail
Jeff posted 08-25-2010 10:21 PM ET (US)
I have never had the joy of meeting Paul in person but, I have bought items from him before, inspected the 24 Outrage he bought from here in the Detroit area as well as spent a lot of time on the phone with him. He has shared tons of images of his and his and his family's Whalers with me over the years and I must say, if I was buying a used Whaler I would want it from the Mucciolo fleet. The love for the brand, pride in their vessels and over all no expense spared quality shines through in every they own. To go with that, Paul is one of the nicest stand up guys I have met on the board. If you are at all interested in this boat but are worried about possibly purchasing it sight unseen, I can say you have nothing to worry about. I have no doubt it will meet all of your expectations.
L H G posted 08-25-2010 10:41 PM ET (US)
I agree, the boat is really underpriced, at least in the Midwest market. If it were mine, I would not sell it that cheaply. Nice Montauks can bring a price like that (just ask Jeff!)
Great work, Paul, you guys have done a beautiful job with the boat and all the right accessories. With a Mills Flying Top system, that boat would make a real nice Great Lakes cruiser, with tons of room in the bow under the Forward Shelter.
andygere posted 08-27-2010 11:04 AM ET (US)
That is one terrific looking package, and is very reasonably priced, especially considering this owner's reputation for attention to detail. There is a big investment in canvas and cushions alone, to say nothing of the great condition of the boat and motor. An aluminum trailer is icing on the cake. This one won't last long.
GuyNole posted 08-28-2010 03:04 PM ET (US)
going, going....
Jeff posted 08-28-2010 04:00 PM ET (US)
It has been under contract since Thrusday with others lined up. I would say you could add gone to your going...going.
PMUCCIOLO posted 08-29-2010 04:25 PM ET (US)
Thank you for the interest. The boat is sold.
L H G posted 08-30-2010 11:58 PM ET (US)
Since Paul's boat is now sold, it's probably OK to mention this other 20' Whaler I know of. No connection to me, other than it's owned by the wife of a Client who recently passed away. He was a lifelong boater, with several larger boats.
The boat is a 1988 20' Temptation Whaler Drive, with single Yamaha 200 of same year, and very nice HD Eagle tandem trailer. Bought new, and used very little in Door County WI, all fresh water, and stored indoors. Has white bottom paint in average condition, but otherwise the boat is like new with glossy gelcoat and all original. I think she is asking 12K for it. She says the boat has a total of 200 hours on it.
If interested, I can steer you to the seller's Agent.
prj posted 08-31-2010 10:42 AM ET (US)
That is a fine boat, Larry. I saw it at Fish Creek Marine earlier this month when I was there. I've also seen it slipped at the Alibi Docks, next to Kevin Harlan's 170 for a couple summers in years past.
I know that forum member TransAm was looking for this exact model, and I emailed him the information a short while back. I don't believe he visits here regularly any longer.
Finally, this for sale article illustrates how quickly one must move to obtain a fine vessel at a fair price. I'd be surprised if Paul wasn't speaking with the new owner as soon at the day it was posted.
GuyNole posted 09-01-2010 01:32 PM ET (US)
Please send me or post the contact info on this other 20.
Thanks...guy
L H G posted 09-01-2010 06:10 PM ET (US)
Anyone interested in this 20' Temptation should contact Fish Creek Marine, in Fish Creek WI. I don't have the phone number, but it should be easy to find. It's a very small shop.
I have seen the boat personally, and it looks really nice. Owner was a professional life long boater, who kept his boats in beautiful condition, among them a 54' Searay and 30' Dyer.

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Author	Topic: FOR SALE: 1989 Boston Whaler Outrage 20
PMUCCIOLO	posted 08-23-2010 09:23 PM ET (US) 1989 Boston Whaler Outrage 20 · New Wm. H. Mills & Co. Full Mooring Cover · Recent Canvas on Bimini Top with Stainless Steel Frame · Console Cover · Original Boston Whaler Outrigger Base Mounted on Console Rail · New Cushions from Hall’s Nautical Upholstery for Original Springfield Helm Chairs · Full-width OEM Boston Whaler Stern Seat · Console Rod Holders with Backrest Cushions · Igloo Cooler with Cushion · Stainless Steel Cutwater · Humminbird Matrix 12 Fish Finder/GPS Combo · Clarion Satellite Radio with AM/FM/ CD · Standard Horizon Eclipse VHF Radio with Shakespeare Antenna on Stainless Steel Mount · New 500GPH Attwood Sahara Bilge Pumps Fore and Aft · Ritchie Flush Mount Compass · Original Boston Whaler Owner’s Manual · Anchor, Chain, Rode · Coast Guard Kit, including Life Vests, Throwable, Horn and Flare Kit 1999 Yamaha 200HP Ox66 EFI · Fully Serviced with Genuine Yamaha Parts · Fresh Hub on Polished Stainless Steel Stiletto Propeller · New Teleflex Sea Star Hydraulic Steering · Dual Batteries with Perko Battery Switch · New Battery Cables · New Racor Fuel/Water Separator · Ethanol Compliant Fuel and Vent Lines · Yamaha Multi-Function Tachometer and Speedometer 1996 Boatmaster Aluminum Trailer · New Rims and Tires with Spare · Polyurethane Keel Rollers with Bunks · Torsion Axle · New Side Guides · New Wesbar Lights This Boston Whaler Outrage 20 is truly water ready. She is fast, agile, and solid with reliable, turn-key EFI Yamaha power. Never bottom painted. Original gelcoat. The boat, motor and trailer have been fully serviced and are ready for your enjoyment. Asking price is $12,995 for this beautiful “classic” Boston Whaler. Located in Flagler Beach, Florida. Photographs are viewable by clicking this link: http://www.thehulltruth.com/boats-sale-wanted/302260-sale-1989-boston-whaler-outrage-20-a.html#post3176217 Please direct correspondence to: pmucciolo@cfl.rr.com
alfred	posted 08-24-2010 10:16 AM ET (US) That is one clean boat! Good luck with the sale. I have a question if you don't mind - the out rigger holders. I am amazed that the hand rails and base screws are all that that are needed to support the outriggers. I know it's an original item, but do they work well like that?
PMUCCIOLO	posted 08-24-2010 11:57 AM ET (US) alfred, Thank you for the kind words. The boat is a beauty. The outrigger base mounts to the rail and to the console. it is rock solid. That's one of the many special features which make "classic" Boston Whalers so unique and desireable. I am confident that she'll make her new owner very happy.
SeaducedAgain	posted 08-24-2010 02:53 PM ET (US) Wow, just want I wanted. But I am in the other end of the country ;-( David
Moby Dick	posted 08-24-2010 05:52 PM ET (US) That is a gorgeous looking 20. That 200 must make it fly. What does it top out at? Are you the original owner? Has it ever been restored?
PMUCCIOLO	posted 08-25-2010 01:21 AM ET (US) Thank you for the compliments. The boat is fast--she hits the mid 40's easily with a moderate load. I am not the original owner. She is a part of my family's fleet of Whalers. She has not been "restored," but she has enjoyed a serious of regular updates and maintenance. That is reflected in her current excellent overall condition.
Russ 13	posted 08-25-2010 10:57 AM ET (US) That is a great Whaler in great shape. If I did not already own a 22' I would purchase that one. I think for the shape it is in your price is too low. Compaired to the average used boat, yours is in MUCH better shape. Just a thought.
Moby Dick	posted 08-25-2010 10:13 PM ET (US) Paul......you have e-mail
Jeff	posted 08-25-2010 10:21 PM ET (US) I have never had the joy of meeting Paul in person but, I have bought items from him before, inspected the 24 Outrage he bought from here in the Detroit area as well as spent a lot of time on the phone with him. He has shared tons of images of his and his and his family's Whalers with me over the years and I must say, if I was buying a used Whaler I would want it from the Mucciolo fleet. The love for the brand, pride in their vessels and over all no expense spared quality shines through in every they own. To go with that, Paul is one of the nicest stand up guys I have met on the board. If you are at all interested in this boat but are worried about possibly purchasing it sight unseen, I can say you have nothing to worry about. I have no doubt it will meet all of your expectations.
L H G	posted 08-25-2010 10:41 PM ET (US) I agree, the boat is really underpriced, at least in the Midwest market. If it were mine, I would not sell it that cheaply. Nice Montauks can bring a price like that (just ask Jeff!) Great work, Paul, you guys have done a beautiful job with the boat and all the right accessories. With a Mills Flying Top system, that boat would make a real nice Great Lakes cruiser, with tons of room in the bow under the Forward Shelter.
andygere	posted 08-27-2010 11:04 AM ET (US) That is one terrific looking package, and is very reasonably priced, especially considering this owner's reputation for attention to detail. There is a big investment in canvas and cushions alone, to say nothing of the great condition of the boat and motor. An aluminum trailer is icing on the cake. This one won't last long.
GuyNole	posted 08-28-2010 03:04 PM ET (US) going, going....
Jeff	posted 08-28-2010 04:00 PM ET (US) It has been under contract since Thrusday with others lined up. I would say you could add gone to your going...going.
PMUCCIOLO	posted 08-29-2010 04:25 PM ET (US) Thank you for the interest. The boat is sold.
L H G	posted 08-30-2010 11:58 PM ET (US) Since Paul's boat is now sold, it's probably OK to mention this other 20' Whaler I know of. No connection to me, other than it's owned by the wife of a Client who recently passed away. He was a lifelong boater, with several larger boats. The boat is a 1988 20' Temptation Whaler Drive, with single Yamaha 200 of same year, and very nice HD Eagle tandem trailer. Bought new, and used very little in Door County WI, all fresh water, and stored indoors. Has white bottom paint in average condition, but otherwise the boat is like new with glossy gelcoat and all original. I think she is asking 12K for it. She says the boat has a total of 200 hours on it. If interested, I can steer you to the seller's Agent.
prj	posted 08-31-2010 10:42 AM ET (US) That is a fine boat, Larry. I saw it at Fish Creek Marine earlier this month when I was there. I've also seen it slipped at the Alibi Docks, next to Kevin Harlan's 170 for a couple summers in years past. I know that forum member TransAm was looking for this exact model, and I emailed him the information a short while back. I don't believe he visits here regularly any longer. Finally, this for sale article illustrates how quickly one must move to obtain a fine vessel at a fair price. I'd be surprised if Paul wasn't speaking with the new owner as soon at the day it was posted.
GuyNole	posted 09-01-2010 01:32 PM ET (US) Please send me or post the contact info on this other 20. Thanks...guy
L H G	posted 09-01-2010 06:10 PM ET (US) Anyone interested in this 20' Temptation should contact Fish Creek Marine, in Fish Creek WI. I don't have the phone number, but it should be easy to find. It's a very small shop. I have seen the boat personally, and it looks really nice. Owner was a professional life long boater, who kept his boats in beautiful condition, among them a 54' Searay and 30' Dyer.