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Tilter5 posted 06-07-2013 04:34 PM ET (US)
1998 225 Johnson Ocean Runner outboard; 2004 9.9 Johnson 4 stroke kicker; 1999 Eagle tandem axle trailer; Hard top with rod holders; Dash mounted GPS and fishfinder, overhead VHF radio and AM/FM radio; live well and deck washdown; downriggers; spreader, deck and courtesy lights; bait table; foot rails; bolsters and folding rear bench; swim ladder; port-o-let; 12 person max capacity. Stored inside during winter, docked in freshwater Ne Pa lake in the summer. Extremely well maintained with regular servicing and complete winterization.
Asking $28,500.00
see Syracuse craigslisting for pictures or call 570-332-4074

Tilter5 posted 06-15-2013 12:02 PM ET (US)
We're cleaning house. I just reposted the Conquest on the Eastern Shore Craigs list for $28,000, along with our 79 Newport. That leaves the 1998 Montauk, and room in the garage for my car.
EaglesPDX posted 06-15-2013 01:10 PM ET (US)
Nice boat. Curious why you went for the outboard bracket for the kicker engine.
With the cut down transom it looks like the kicker could be mounted right to the transom.
PS Some pix of the bottom of the hull might be useful to prospective buyers.
Tilter5 posted 06-16-2013 11:17 PM ET (US)
Thanks. We really had great times with this boat, but our kids are getting older and want to spend time doing their own thing so we just don't use it as much as it deserves. As for the kicker bracket, I'm not sure why is was mounted that way, but when your running full out with the big motor the kicker can be raised completely out of the water. I'll see if I have any good pictures of the hull. It's never been painted, and at the end of every season we completely clean and wax it. It was waxed again this spring before we put it in the water.

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Author	Topic: Freshwater 1998 Conquest 23 for sale in NE PA
Tilter5	posted 06-07-2013 04:34 PM ET (US) 1998 225 Johnson Ocean Runner outboard; 2004 9.9 Johnson 4 stroke kicker; 1999 Eagle tandem axle trailer; Hard top with rod holders; Dash mounted GPS and fishfinder, overhead VHF radio and AM/FM radio; live well and deck washdown; downriggers; spreader, deck and courtesy lights; bait table; foot rails; bolsters and folding rear bench; swim ladder; port-o-let; 12 person max capacity. Stored inside during winter, docked in freshwater Ne Pa lake in the summer. Extremely well maintained with regular servicing and complete winterization. Asking $28,500.00 see Syracuse craigslisting for pictures or call 570-332-4074
Tilter5	posted 06-15-2013 12:02 PM ET (US) We're cleaning house. I just reposted the Conquest on the Eastern Shore Craigs list for $28,000, along with our 79 Newport. That leaves the 1998 Montauk, and room in the garage for my car.
EaglesPDX	posted 06-15-2013 01:10 PM ET (US) Nice boat. Curious why you went for the outboard bracket for the kicker engine. With the cut down transom it looks like the kicker could be mounted right to the transom. PS Some pix of the bottom of the hull might be useful to prospective buyers.
Tilter5	posted 06-16-2013 11:17 PM ET (US) Thanks. We really had great times with this boat, but our kids are getting older and want to spend time doing their own thing so we just don't use it as much as it deserves. As for the kicker bracket, I'm not sure why is was mounted that way, but when your running full out with the big motor the kicker can be raised completely out of the water. I'll see if I have any good pictures of the hull. It's never been painted, and at the end of every season we completely clean and wax it. It was waxed again this spring before we put it in the water.