2018 skeeter WX2090

[Migrator Man]

The boat should be fine if everything runs right after the flood. I wouldn't worry about the floor. Main thing to check is the electrical and motors. The owner prob got the salvaged boat for 5-10k so I would offer them 20k !

 

[JUSTWINGNIT]

Man I would jump all over that. That boat if loaded, was at least70K or more. Skeeter website shows that boat at base price of about 65K
So somewhere around 45K for 2018 2060 with 250 SHO? Hell yeah

It is loaded has 3 helix 10 si, 72" ulterra, 250 sho, 9.9 kicker with forward controls, skeeter cover and other odds and ends. Looking at it tonight

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The dealer wants 50k for it. Wont budge on price he says

 

[Bfishn]

They are 65k new set up pretty well. They tend to come rigged with everything you mentioned. River City is sitting on quite a few new 2060's. I expect there to be some pretty good deals at some point for the patient, or they may be willing to deal now if they have as many on the lot as the website shows. Who knows maybe you can pick up a new one for 60k.

https://www.rivercityboats.com/inventory/2018-skeeter-wx-2060-bismarck-nd-58501-2400249i

 

[1804]

the motor always fills with water when they swamp buy a Warrior

Found a decent deal on one of these. Only problem is that it got filled with water from a storm on sak. Water sat in There overnight from what I'm told. What do u guys think? I personally think that it's a damn boat and should be able to take on water like that but not sure. It was filled up pretty damn good. Motors never were under. Suppossibly still has full warranties on everything and an extra year for anything that goes wrong with it.

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For christ sake it's a 2060! Not a 2090 ofcourse

 

[ItemB]

Ask the dealer for the name contact info of the previous owner. And talk to them, might get more or different info on the boat.

 

[JUSTWINGNIT]

The deal is almost done. Couple minor thing but everything else is tip top. New boat owner on the way

 

[ShootnBlanks]

I'll join you first trip bud.

 

[deleted___account]

Sooooo.............What happened?

 

[Allen]

I think the thing I would really look at closely is the transom and lower unit. Here's my thinking...if someone pulls a boat up on shore they often lift the motor enough so the skeg isn't stuck in the mud. A wave or two over the back and now the boat is sitting 12-16 inches lower in the water. And the wind that created the wave over the back probably didn't stop after wave #2, so the boat sat there for some time with the motor stuck in the mud/gravel/sand as waves rocked the boat repeatedly.

Not exactly sure what I would be looking for, but something along the line of a stressed transom seems reasonable.

Personally, I think that is something akin to the worst case scenario.

 

[JUSTWINGNIT]

The boat and motors themself were good to go. But in the end I got fucked by the dealership. See kovash thread