Boston Whaler

I have both titles and are in my name phone.I am in Boulder City, NV and can deliver it locally or close. Will deliver within a few hundred miles for consideration ($).Trailer is registered as a home built with VIN 65565J It has a Shoreliner galvanized frame, New 3500Lb axle with new hubs and bearings, new hitch coupler, all new rollers, led lights, spare tire. It is ready for the road.This was the first year Boston Whaler had a molded console, all were wood prior and starting in 1973 they made the first Montauk, it has a console that is a bit larger than the Cohasset. This means this model is a classic of classics, or so I have heard.Purchased last December, and spent many many winter hours in my garage making this a real nice whaler. Put 2 coats of Interlux Interprotect barrier epoxy on the entire hull including the interior, then it did 3 coats of VC Performence Epoxy on the sides and console, 3 coats of West Marine Bottom Shield anti fouling paint on the bottom, and 3 coats of EZpoxy polyurethane Topside paint in the inside. The non skid areas (floor) has Interlux Intergrip No Skid compound in the EZpoxy. Wood work was refinished and some replaced.Equipment: Garman Depth, speed, temperature, voltage, and more information, Icom VHF radio 25w, Bimini with cover, 4 life jackets (3 adult and one West Marine inflatable, 2 batteries (one new last week), small Prowler electric trolling motor, compass on pedestal, new cooler forward of console, small blue cooler for stuff, and extras like not mounted BW pole holders, and 2 new horn cleats to add if the new owner choses to add them.The motor is a 1976 Johnson 135 HP, 2 cycle, has good compression and runs well, carburetors have been serviced, tilt and trim works well, has stainless prop as well an extra steel prop, new fuel pump, fresh lower unit oil, newer controls at console, and newer steering cable. I am still trying to resolve the fact that I use starting fluid on a cold start. Engine manual included.I took it out last week and will be glad to take it out for your sea trial.Fuel tank is about 35 gallons under the seat. In order to accommodate the larger tank, the seat back does not flop forward and aft like most classics.In order to get original information on this boat one can use the stencil number and hull number to give to the Boston Whaler company and, articles say, they can give you the original manufacturing info. Hull #BWCA51071172 Stencil#3A6584