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Cleaning usually hurts those antique values, but with the water damage, an outboard bracket, and nav lights, I would bet the value is now a bit lower than that.
back in the summer i saw a guy on a piece of styrofoam about that size ,but about 2' thick, and he had a paddle.
he was trying to go and check some catfish jugs i guess. i rounded the corner into the cove where we launch/load and there he was.
i shut her down when i realized what was moving across the water. it was a bit too late he had to jump down on his hands and knees and try to stabilize his craft...........no he didnt fall off but we did get a go to h**l look from him.
could have been worse-- i could have been one of those jerks you read about that try to sink "small vessels"....
I don't get the whole "fail" thing in general... but especially in this case.
Looks like it's floatin' just fine to me.
No soggy foam.
No Bayliner haters buggin ya.
Easy winter storage right in your dining room.
