1Likes23' Open Contender SOLD
01-29-2017, 11:08 AM
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23' Open Contender SOLD
SOLD
23' Open Contender
Evinrude G2-300hp with less than 20hrs as of 2/26/17 (I use the boat just about every weekend so the hrs will continue to go up)
Warranty to 1,000hrs or 5 years n no dealer service till 500hrs
New upgrades in 2016 include......
Garmin 741XS GPS with Airmar transducer
Kenwood stereo
JL amp
JL 7.7" speakers
JL 10" sub
Fresh n saltwater wash down pumps
Live well pump
Hull sides n deck nonskid painted with awlgrip
LED lighting which includes, underwater, under gunnel, under t-top n flood light
All upholstery redone in 2015 as well as new batteries
Also include r 2 custom dive boards with dive ladder
Fresh water shower
Taco Grand Slam outrigger bases
Life vest
VHF
Bow dodger with full set of bow cushions for deck under dodger
Console cover
Full boat cover
Anchor
Set of Polk speakers
I'm sure I'm missing a few things but feel free to contact me for more info.
Boat is currently in The Abaco's Bahamas
Will make a great boat for a second home owner or for a frequent vacationer to The Bahamas as it is Bahamian duty paid n registered. If someone wanted to buy it for Fl message me n we can workout the details.
23' Open Contender
Evinrude G2-300hp with less than 20hrs as of 2/26/17 (I use the boat just about every weekend so the hrs will continue to go up)
Warranty to 1,000hrs or 5 years n no dealer service till 500hrs
New upgrades in 2016 include......
Garmin 741XS GPS with Airmar transducer
Kenwood stereo
JL amp
JL 7.7" speakers
JL 10" sub
Fresh n saltwater wash down pumps
Live well pump
Hull sides n deck nonskid painted with awlgrip
LED lighting which includes, underwater, under gunnel, under t-top n flood light
All upholstery redone in 2015 as well as new batteries
Also include r 2 custom dive boards with dive ladder
Fresh water shower
Taco Grand Slam outrigger bases
Life vest
VHF
Bow dodger with full set of bow cushions for deck under dodger
Console cover
Full boat cover
Anchor
Set of Polk speakers
I'm sure I'm missing a few things but feel free to contact me for more info.
Boat is currently in The Abaco's Bahamas
Will make a great boat for a second home owner or for a frequent vacationer to The Bahamas as it is Bahamian duty paid n registered. If someone wanted to buy it for Fl message me n we can workout the details.
Last edited by Captain Crash; 04-01-2017 at 01:07 AM. Reason: Boat is sold
01-29-2017, 02:08 PM
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Yes it is hard to sell it after all the upgrades but just decided to go a different route n need something a lil bigger. G2 is awesome! I've seen as good as 3.7mpg at 3900rpms cruising 35mph. But that was with light load n perfect conditions. Adverage is 3mpg or just over
01-29-2017, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by My Love
What do you see at top end with that G2?
01-31-2017, 02:14 PM
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Had a few inquiries about "Bahamian duty paid" so I will try to explain.
When u take a boat into The Bahamas u either have to purchase a cruising permit or pay import tax (duty). Cruising permit is $300 every trip where as duty is 10% valvue of the boat for a one time fee. Once duty as been paid there's is no further need for a cruising permit n the boat can either stay in The Bahamas or can travel back n forth at no further expense for a cruising permit. Just show the paper work for where duty has been paid when clearing customs n ur good to go. Or if u r a second home owner or vacation in The Bahamas a lot u can leave the boat in The Bahamas n fly back n forth without ever having to take in back out of the country.
Hope this explains it well n answers all the questions
When u take a boat into The Bahamas u either have to purchase a cruising permit or pay import tax (duty). Cruising permit is $300 every trip where as duty is 10% valvue of the boat for a one time fee. Once duty as been paid there's is no further need for a cruising permit n the boat can either stay in The Bahamas or can travel back n forth at no further expense for a cruising permit. Just show the paper work for where duty has been paid when clearing customs n ur good to go. Or if u r a second home owner or vacation in The Bahamas a lot u can leave the boat in The Bahamas n fly back n forth without ever having to take in back out of the country.
Hope this explains it well n answers all the questions
