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Updated:
10/11/2020 (4 years ago)
Originally Posted: 4/10/2016
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Owner: Scott Zuelzke
Forum Nickname: ScottZ
Location: Clanton, AL
Model: 1984 Ski Nautique
Length: 18.9
Engine: Ford PCM 351
HP: 240
Hours: 475
Hull ID: CTC155021283-84SN
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Forum Nickname: ScottZ
Location: Clanton, AL
Model: 1984 Ski Nautique
Length: 18.9
Engine: Ford PCM 351
HP: 240
Hours: 475
Hull ID: CTC155021283-84SN
Modify this Diaries Listing
This boat was first owned by Jim Yeager, owner of the Ski Rack of Winter Haven, FL. A year later he sold it to the Armisteads of Apopa, FL - on September 28, 1984. The warranty registration for this boat was also submitted to Correct Craft on that same day.
From that day forward the boat lived in a boathouse at the Armisteads residence on Bear Lake. Almost 29 years later on September 19, 2013 I purchased the boat from them and took it home to Alabama.
The hour meter reading at that time was 425 hours. The boat was all original. The trailer was as well. It had been sitting in their yard unused for all that time too. As you can see in the pictures the transom has some conditional issues. It hung in a boathouse all those years that had no doors. The top cap had been covered so all is well with it.
Two and a half years later I am restoring the outside of the hull. See pictures below. New skins are being installed now. I originally purchased this boat to restore and sell. My wife and I fell in love with it and it is now part of the family. We also are proud owners of a 1972 Skier.
From that day forward the boat lived in a boathouse at the Armisteads residence on Bear Lake. Almost 29 years later on September 19, 2013 I purchased the boat from them and took it home to Alabama.
The hour meter reading at that time was 425 hours. The boat was all original. The trailer was as well. It had been sitting in their yard unused for all that time too. As you can see in the pictures the transom has some conditional issues. It hung in a boathouse all those years that had no doors. The top cap had been covered so all is well with it.
Two and a half years later I am restoring the outside of the hull. See pictures below. New skins are being installed now. I originally purchased this boat to restore and sell. My wife and I fell in love with it and it is now part of the family. We also are proud owners of a 1972 Skier.
