Free Yott In The PNW

[n2otoofast4u]

Probably not a place this kind of stuff draws an audience, but you never know.

1990 Carver Montego 25’. I bought this out of the local marina as a foreclosure for back moorage payments. This local marina, specifically for this size of covered slip is a LONGGGGG wait unless you buy a boat already in a slip, which is what I did.

I have the title in hand for boat, trailer not included, but could be for a price.

It’s a decent boat, great first boat for someone with mechanical ability. Cabin needs cleaned but definitely serviceable, the helm area is dated but most seems to work. Starts and runs, shift into reverse fine, forward is weird in/out but I think drive is fine and linkage needs adjusted. Steers both directions without issue. Trim works on the drive. Trim tabs don’t work, but I have not checked fuses or anything. Magma BBQ, 2 Bimini tops are in good shape and cover entire aft area of the boat. 5.7 small block with OMC drive make for easy on fuel.

Again, I’ve driven it 200’ onto the trailer. It’s not a Ferrari, but would make a great boat for someone who has a few hours and the ability to turn a wrench. Trailer not included. Currently located in Camas Washington.

 

[BabyRay]

If nobody steps forward, do what I did with my old Sun Runner; donate it to a charity and get a tax write off. Their commercials are annoying as hell, but Kars for Kids takes boats.

 

[t&y]

If nobody steps forward, do what I did with my old Sun Runner; donate it to a charity and get a tax write off. Their commercials are annoying as hell, but Kars for Kids takes boats.

Yup this... 1 8 7 7 Cars for Kids always advertises donations including boats.

Or, find a local tech school that concentrates on Marine training and see if they want to take it on as a teaching tool.

 

[Deckin Around]

If nobody steps forward, do what I did with my old Sun Runner; donate it to a charity and get a tax write off. Their commercials are annoying as hell, but Kars for Kids takes boats.

Yup this... 1 8 7 7 Cars for Kids always advertises donations including boats.

Or, find a local tech school that concentrates on Marine training and see if they want to take it on as a teaching tool.

Without a trailer I dont think they'll take it. My buddy tried that