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2004 Lund Explorer 1800 SS / Suzuki 150 2 stroke Price Reduced


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2004 Lund Explorer 1800 SS single console. The boat is white in color. 2003 Suzuki 150 2 stroke with about 75 to 100 hours of use on the motor. Lowrance LMS 332C map chip not included. 3 air ride seats. Minn kota 65pd bow mount trolling motor with copilot. 10 AMP onboard charger. 2 livewells. 2003 Karavan galvanized roller trailer with transom saver. Motor battery is new as of the end of last season. The two trolling motor batteries are brand new this year. Cover not included. Boat is in good shape with some minor scratches and scrapes on the sides from docks. Lower unit has scrapes on one side due to the transom saver coming loose one day. Boat is located in Ramsey, MN. Ramsey is about 20 minutes north of Minneapolis.

Asking $14,500 OBO.

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