
05-19-2009
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$1500 if the motor is good and the boat has a set of cushions. The Cal's a good boat with a great hull, but this one was run hard and put away wet. You're leaking through those bolts that were installed withouot backplates. Mildew indicates long exposure to moisture. Better check all of the plywood to make sure it's not spongy. Check the overhead around the trim of the pop-top. If the ply is spongy, you're also leaking there. You'll have to pull the wood off and inspect. The motor is my biggest concern. I just saw a good used 9.9 4-stroke longshaft Merc rigged for remote throttle for $2k. If the outboard is questionable, assume replacement! If you don't trust your outboard and don't know how to dock under sail, then you need a new outboard.
This is not in need of cosmetic work. This is a full-fledged fixer-upper. If you have the time and the $2k for repairs, paint, and upgrades (5k if you want to go fancy, like me), it's a great first boat, otherwise pass.
-Mike
1968 Cal 25, "Sattar"
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