New '93 For the M3Fan family

Figured $11,000 would be your bottom. Would love to have her, she's real nice Clark.

mbshaw88 wrote: Beautiful boat. If only I wasn't saving for a house and a wedding right now I'd be coming for it . For some reason when I click your for sale link it doesn't show the picture of the boat. It looks like there's an extra space at the end of the url in the hyperlink. I took it out and now the picture loads for me. Fixed Link

Great catch on the link. I was wondering what the deal was there. The image path must take the post ID from the querystring and there was indeed a space in there. Fixed it.

Frankenotter wrote: When does the 200 land?

We shall see. Before next summer? It'll be nice to have some dry powder if the boat sells, though.

Was good to start with, after you have owned her she is great!

Gang, this boat is officially for sale.

We love it but we want to make room for a SN200 OB and move our 2000 into this boat's spot. If the 93 doesn't sell for what we want then we'll just have to pull a "Benjamin" and keep it.

I truly think this boat is a CCF treasure and needs to stay in the CCF family if possible.

Donald80SN wrote: NCH20SKIER wrote: Donald80SN wrote: . Donald Did you have a line on a used MC trailer for the MC? Greg, shouldn't you be fixing that Master Cylinder on that Ram-Lin Trailer of yours? I am still living in your front yard in my tent through this weekend. You keep this up and I will stay through Thanksgiving.

Cousin Donald, that is on the list along with replacement of the lower bunks. While you are lounging at my piece of paradise kindly pick up the fallen branches / leaves. I will bring some German Beef Bologna for some fried bologna sandwhiches for lunch today. After lunch you can assist with the bleeding of the brakes

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NCH20SKIER wrote: Donald80SN wrote: . Donald Did you have a line on a used MC trailer for the MC?

Greg, shouldn't you be fixing that Master Cylinder on that Ram-Lin Trailer of yours?
I am still living in your front yard in my tent through this weekend. You keep this up and I will stay through Thanksgiving.

Very Cool.

Donald

Joel,

I am just curious. Did you sell the Master Craft yet? I am not interested in buying it, I just thought that it was a very good looking boat. It was a great color combo in great condition.

Donald

Joel that boat is so pretty that I can do you a favor and take that ugly, worn out, underpowered, 2000 with the nasty rusty trailer off your hands 😃😃😃.

I'd be doing you a favor if you think about it.

Chris

TRBenj wrote: NWZ is just plain sexy.

What Tim said.

NWZ is just plain sexy.

Just dropped the boat off for storage after a great 23rd (or 22nd, who knows) season (and first season for us). We put almost 40 hours on this boat this year- and it's the vacation house boat. It's almost double what we put on the 2000 (our at-home boat) this year. Never had any problems with either all summer.

While it was up there over the summer, it's ridiculously lame Eagle trailer was brought back down and totally re-bunked. I used full 2x6 lumber and basically perfect bunk carpet from Menard's bulk carpet section. Then that trailer served duty for my 2000 while we waited for our new Ram-Lin to arrive from Orlando. After that, the trailer again served duty holding my buddy's 91 SN while he repaired his trailer. So, lots of use out of the dual boat/dual trailer scenario for sure this summer.

Pro-Tec held out just fine all year and now I have Todd's spare coil pack if mine should go unannounced, which is great. Even when I started it this weekend in 48* water and air after sitting for 3+ weeks it fired right up. It was running rich, lumpy, and was pissed at me but it fired right up nonetheless. Still itching to convert to DUI but really trying hard to cool the wallet off and just enjoy ProTec while it works.

I did manage to get two new Airguides from Jody that I'll install next year. Old ones work but are a little faded- these replacements are brand new and as crisp as could be.

Edit: I should add that I also replaced the spotter seat bottom cushion. Had a few cracks in it so I ordered the Christine's replacement skin and it's an absolutely perfect match.

Couple more pics from the summer:

Quick update on the boat- damn do we love it. It skis and drives great and starts instantly, all the time. Say what you want about the ProTec system but when it's working it's great. No complaints here. We've put at least 10 hours on this boat so far and it never gets old!

Here we are all dolled up for the 4th of July boat parade up at the lake, and as a bonus my Dad wanted to drive for the parade. He also skied behind it, as did my mom.

8122pbrainard wrote: Todd, I'd be curious about why his decals don't match 95% of the time. With a mismatch, I feel he's worried about ghosting that won't come out even with a wet sand. This is a perfect case for a tracing, scanning and cutting the decals.

Pete - I think he was saying that, in his opinion, the existing decals were "95 out of 100" or "9.5 out of 10" (I believe that was what the 95% was referencing). And do not need to be replaced.

Having said that, could you explain the "tracing, scanning and cutting the decals process?" How do you get from a tracing to a decal that looks "factory" made. Maybe my hand is not steady enough... To much coffee perhaps?