posted 09-17-2010 03:36 PM ET (US)        

Details:
- Super Console
- T-top and leaning post were custom built/added around 10 years ago - both are high quality and very solid. Includes one cockpit light and 4 rocket launchers. There are no holes or blemishes in the T-top canvas.
- No hour meters, but the engines are in very good condition for their age. The engines are old, but they do run very well. In all the years I've had the boat, they've never failed to start nor failed me at sea.
- A local body shop re-sprayed the cowlings last year - it was a quick job leaving the old emblems and decals. Big improvement, but not necessarily a great job.
- Always stored in saltwater summer slip and on land for the winter
- The bottom is painted with blue Interlux Micron Extra Blue. I coat the whole bottom every other year and touch it up each spring
- One bilge pump with float switch in the forward compartment and a second one in the live well
- Two Interstate deep cycle / cranking batteries with switch
- Welded stainless-steel bow rail
- Gear lube is changed every season and impeller/thermostats every 2-3 seasons.
- There are no soft spots on the deck
- Raw water washdown
- Original 140 gallon fuel tank – use StarTron and Sta-bil during winter seasons
- 72 quart Igloo cooler under leaning post
- No trailer
- Cushions for the leaning post and front seat professionally replaced 2 years ago.
- All lights work.
- Stainless steel propellers
- Cruises around 24-25mph@3,500rpm with a top end around 44mph @ 5,500rpm
- Averages 1.5mpg over a tank
- Battery cables replaced in last 4 years
- Fuel lines and primer bulbs replace in last 3 years
- Shift and throttle cables replaced last year

Electronics:
- Garmin GPSMAP130 with external antenna
- Furuno FCV-667 color fish-finder with a transom mounted transducer
- Apelco 5160 VHF
- JVC CD/stereo with two electronics box mounted speakers.

Pictures:
[img]http://i928.photobucket.com/albums/ad130/chrisw5/1989%20Boston%20Whaler%2025%20Outrage/ViewFromStern2.jpg[/img]

Location: Point Pleasant, New Jersey
Contact: Chris at yellownumberfive@ymail.com for more information

posted 10-09-2010 08:45 PM ET (US)            

Ross - I hope you get as much enjoyment out of the boat as I did!