Glastron GT-150 "James Bond" Boat W/50 HP Yamaha GOOD-VERY GOOD Condition

LIVE YOUR JAMES BOND LIFESTYLE WITH THIS CLASSIC & VINTAGE BOAT.This 1972 Glastron 15" Boat w/50 HP Yamaha Is In Very Good Condition.Re-painted, re-carpeted, and Reupholstered. W/ Original PAMCO Trailer.This model of boat is well known from the iconic 1973 film James Bond Movie "Live Or Let Die".The boat was featured in a chase scene through Louisiana's bayous, where it made a record-breaking 110-foot jump across a dike and over two cars.The jump is considered one of the greatest boating scenes ever filmed and holds the Guinness World Record for the longest boat jump on film!If your'e into classic boats or need an engine for your John boat or Duck boat. This boat is exactly whatyou're looking for!Full Disclosure Of History To My KnowledgeThis boat has been stored in a garage since ownership outside of 4 months because of move. The previous owner was a well known friend of my father. He had the boat covered since his purchase and is currently covered under a carport.The previous owner stated he had never ran this boat in salt. I have not ran this boat in saltwater either.This is a smooth water riding boat. Glassy water with no chop will be your preferred conditions.This boat has not been on the water since it was winterized 4 years ago.There are repairs & improvements in transom because of soft wood. All repairs have been quoted /estimate received prior to pricing.The title for vessel is in hand and clean. There is NO title for the trailer. The previous owner never had a title either.The original boat mechanic stated he could not determine the amount of hours on the engine because of engine type.There is no cover for this boat and no additional water accessories with this sale. Original hubcaps are included in sale."Bill of Sale" to be drafted by Seller. All documents can be notarized at my office at no charge if buyer desires.Boat is being SOLD AS IS. Boat location is close to zip code 27850. Precise location to be disclosed after receipt of deposit.As always, feel free to reach out with additional questions or photos. Thanks for viewing!-Chuck