Skiff Craft 26ft Wooden Mahogany Boat 305 Volvo Inboard Motor With Trailer

Today I am selling a boat for my dad. I am not real familiar with the boat. ( I sell crafty items). But if you have any questions just message me and I will call him and get the answers for you. Here is what he told me about the boat. It is a 1981 Skiff Craft 26 foot Wooden Mahogany Boat that was handcrafted by the Amish in Ohio. It has a V8 Volvo Engine with a "cuddy cabin"?. It has a single inboard Volvo305 gas engine. He has recently redone the boat and then took it out on the water fishing. So you could see it in the water. Thanks for looking. Please any questions just ask.If we sell the boat the buyer will need to pick up the boat within 7 days of auction ending. I spoke a little more with my dad about the boat. He has worked on restoring the boat for 2 years and has about $7,000.00 in receipts for things that he has done. He has not been able to check out everything yet as he has been ill. So there was a Lorentz fish finder, that he had not got to check out with a through the hall tranducer???? He bought the motor off of a guy who had a marina who checked on the Ship to Shore radio for him and said that it works fine. But he has not got to check it out. He put a regular marine radio where you play music with and it works fine, it is in the cuddy cabin. He put two new tires on the trailer (there is a small amount of weather crack on the other two but they are like new) There is no electric brakes on the trailer, but he has towed the boat for over 200 miles. He did put an electric boat winch on it, a heavy one a 2000 pound winch to get it on and off the trailer. Also there is an Elder Brock???? carberatur and an electronic ignition. He has a compass that he bought for it. The paint was around 700.00 at $60.00 a quart. He did the painting. So he has been working on it. When he did the motor it was around 3000.00, for getting that installed etc. He does have an anchor that he will put with it. Just wanted to give you a little more history about the boat and what steps he has taken to restore it, but if you have any questions, just ask.