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***SOLD****16 Foot Boat / 75HP Engine / Refurbished Trailer***SOLD***


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Ready to go Fish/Ski boat, well maintained, and cared for.

1972 Chrysler Sport Satellite Fibreglass 16+Foot Boat

- Steering Console

- Power trim/tilt

- Key ignition

- Horn

- Fuel tank

- Starting battery

- Battery holder

- Walk through windshield

- Open bow

- Recently reupholstered convertible seats/lounge chairs

- Carpets

- Seating for at least 6

- Stored in Winters

1980 Chrysler 75HP Outboard, 3 cylinder, 2 Stroke Electric Key Start with Power Trim/Tilt

- Checked, maintained, and winterized by SM Marine at Oronocco

- Powerful, smooth running engine

Refurbished 1972 Trailer with new tires, coupler, paint, winch, belt, wiring, lights

- Lovingly refurbished last summer with Fulton winch, new belt, bunks, rubber roller, coupler, locks, wiring, lights, and black paint. Also brand new 12 inch tires and bearing covers. Everything works perfect.

For more pics and information, please go to

www.geocities.com/tay_sc77/Chrysler

Or call 507-271-0337

Boat in Rochester, MN still in storage

Not asking for more than NADA value of USD$1195

Best offer wins.

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