Bayliner Capri Cuddie

OK...3rd time's a charm!

Relisting this one more time, then putting it in the shop for the winter. I've continued to work on"stripping" out the old wood & cleaning the inside of the hull to prepare it for a new floor, so most of the dirty work is done.

This is a 1984 Bayliner Capri Cuddie Cabin PROJECT boat. Sadly, the previous owners did not keep it covered very well which resulted in the usual "soft" floor & rotted wood. I have stripped out 90% of the bad wood from the floor & the floor stringers. The 4 stringers will need replaced & glassed in and then the main floor added on top of them. Carpet would be the next thing that needs replaced. I do have all of the interior side panels-they would probably clean up satisfactorily OR you could have them reupholstered. I retained the folding seats BUT had to remove the seat "boxes" as they too were in toobad a shape. Ikept one of the seat box sides for a pattern if you would want to go back to the "factory" design. My intent was to simply use pedestal seats. If you went with the original folding seats, they would need reupholstered as well. The cuddie area is solid but you would probably want to recover the cushions to match whatever you choose for carpet & seats. I have all of the hardware that was taken off during the stripping process as well as the original Bayliner swim ladder & mounts. The trailer is an Escort GALVANIZED unit that originally came with the boat and is in good condition. Tires are very good and it comes with a brand new spare tire & wheel. It will need the lights rewired but that's not that big of a deal.The hubs have Bearing Buddies fitted for easy greasing. Overall, the trailer is in very goodshape. I towed it home with a Toyota Tacoma with no problems. I think the trailer itself is probably worth close to my selling price.. Overall length of the boat & trailer is 20' so it will fit in a standard garage. Thetongue of the trailer can be unbolted to give you moreworking room as well. I have kept it in my garage during the "stripping' process to keep everything drying out for future work. This would make someone a great winter project that should result in a nice, solid boat.A 30 to 50HP motor was my plan and should move it along nicely.I have a clean Ohio Boat title for this boat and it is currently registered with the Division of Watercraftthrough 2018. Feel free to ask any questions-I will answer as quickly and as accurately as I can. Also, if you'd like any specific pictures, I will be glad to send them along as well. If you're interested in seeing it in person, that is easily arranged. Thanks for looking!

Local pickup OR I could deliver it with 100 miles for a nominal charge.