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Mister S posted 05-20-2014 04:08 PM ET (US)
I have a 13' I've finally decided to sell. Project stalled a couple
years ago and I have to clean up some space.
The hull number is 2697, I believe it has only had 2 owners before me but that didn't help the boat. It was rough when I got it, hull has been painted a couple times. I stripped and sanded the bottom, fixed any gouges and reprinted with 2 coats of Epoxy prime coat, 3 coats of Perfection and Vivid white paint on the bottom.
The interior is stripped but not finished, wood was mostly pine and trashed.
I have a 1986 Johnson motor in nice shape for it, hasn't been run in 3-4 years,
The trailer is galvanized, a little rough. I plan to look at bearings in next day or so to make sure it's road worthy.
I have most parts to complete it - SS wheel, cable, bilge pump, controls, paints and ?
I think the motor is probably worth $1000 the hull and trailer and parts $700, it would make a great father son project, will not be a showpiece but a boat you can enjoy. Boat located in Guilford, CT
Mister S posted 05-20-2014 09:35 PM ET (US)
Motor is 20 hp, electric start, remote.
I've been out of the whaler loop for a while, open to comments as to value of motor and hull. Thanks, Dan
alukban posted 05-27-2014 02:28 PM ET (US)
I'd be interested in any pics if you have them.
a_lukban at hotmail dot com
I'm in New Haven, CT
Mister S posted 05-28-2014 11:10 AM ET (US)
I sent the link to the old craigslist ad. Boat will be cleaned up and trailer bearings done in next couple days.
I'll take and send more pictures as soon as sun comes back.
alukban posted 05-28-2014 11:48 AM ET (US)

Got the email and seen pics.
If possible, do send me your telephone number so we can chat or I can just ask the questions here.

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Author	Topic: 1964 13' Whaler project for sale
Mister S	posted 05-20-2014 04:08 PM ET (US) I have a 13' I've finally decided to sell. Project stalled a couple years ago and I have to clean up some space. The hull number is 2697, I believe it has only had 2 owners before me but that didn't help the boat. It was rough when I got it, hull has been painted a couple times. I stripped and sanded the bottom, fixed any gouges and reprinted with 2 coats of Epoxy prime coat, 3 coats of Perfection and Vivid white paint on the bottom. The interior is stripped but not finished, wood was mostly pine and trashed. I have a 1986 Johnson motor in nice shape for it, hasn't been run in 3-4 years, The trailer is galvanized, a little rough. I plan to look at bearings in next day or so to make sure it's road worthy. I have most parts to complete it - SS wheel, cable, bilge pump, controls, paints and ? I think the motor is probably worth $1000 the hull and trailer and parts $700, it would make a great father son project, will not be a showpiece but a boat you can enjoy. Boat located in Guilford, CT
Mister S	posted 05-20-2014 09:35 PM ET (US) Motor is 20 hp, electric start, remote. I've been out of the whaler loop for a while, open to comments as to value of motor and hull. Thanks, Dan
alukban	posted 05-27-2014 02:28 PM ET (US) I'd be interested in any pics if you have them. a_lukban at hotmail dot com I'm in New Haven, CT
Mister S	posted 05-28-2014 11:10 AM ET (US) I sent the link to the old craigslist ad. Boat will be cleaned up and trailer bearings done in next couple days. I'll take and send more pictures as soon as sun comes back.
alukban	posted 05-28-2014 11:48 AM ET (US) Got the email and seen pics. If possible, do send me your telephone number so we can chat or I can just ask the questions here.