10' Livingston Pram project

[DennisV]

Boat has been sold

This 10' Livingston came along with a trailer that I bought to use for my other Livingston.

The good news is that it's currently registered in my name and I have the pink, and the '13 registration stickers
and a fancy new set of CF numbers for it.

The other news is it needs some bondo work for the various scrapes and gouges and a small hole on the port transom corner. There is star cracking in the gelcoat on the bottom.

This boat could be made serviceable in pretty short order. It's a very stout and sturdy boat.

The best news is that you can have it for $50 bucks.

DennisV

209 772-8580

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[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

That boat will change your fishing career if you don't already have a small boat.

Small outboard, electic motor or 8 foot oars will all get it around.

They can in 7, 8, 10, 12 and 14 foot.

Very high sides so they are very safe.

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[DennisV]

What do you think Bill, am I asking too much ? ;)

I bought my first boat darn near 40 years ago for $50 when I was 18.
Fixed it up. Used the heck out of it. And then sold it for a profit.
And I've owned at least one boat (mostly several boats actually) ever since.

I'd like to see a young'un get it and do the same thing. But first come , first serve.

[joshfish]

Dennis I don't think you are asking too much at all. I've seen the same boat not needing any work sell for $300 easily. If you were closer to me I would have bought that thing already. Fiberglass is easy to repair.

[DennisV]

The boat has been sold.

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

I would have bought it but I don't have room.

Probably is worth $300 as is....$1,000 new?

It is a famous pram maker.