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Looking at a 2008 SeaDoo Challenger 180

Robski

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Hey first post here! Looking into getting my first boat. I was looking for anything reasonable then i saw the Yamaha AR190s and was looking heavy at those. Then my buddy said he has an 08' SeaDoo Challenger thats been sitting in his yard for 4 years...womp womp....

He did say it was uncovered :rolleyes:. And a branch fell and broke the flat glass panel. And the stereo doesn't work. Aside from making sure everything else works anything in particular i should be worried about? He said it has less than 10 hours on it. How much should i look to get it for? He said $10k but im sure i can get him down some.
 
It's tough with it being a friend. If he is willing to put some money into it to let you test/drive it and it runs great and compression is good, $10K may not be a bad deal, but you will need new upholstery and the glass work. Also need to check the hull throughout, make sure water did not puddle and blister/rot anything.

Good Luck.

On an older boat, condition is everything, and the condition of this one is pretty terrible.
 
It's tough with it being a friend. If he is willing to put some money into it to let you test/drive it and it runs great and compression is good, $10K may not be a bad deal, but you will need new upholstery and the glass work. Also need to check the hull throughout, make sure water did not puddle and blister/rot anything.

Good Luck.

On an older boat, condition is everything, and the condition of this one is pretty terrible.
Yeah i know with it being a friend. Always take my other friend who has had many boats with me to check them out. Looking to get family on the water this season not for a project. Thanks
 
It's tough with it being a friend. If he is willing to put some money into it to let you test/drive it and it runs great and compression is good, $10K may not be a bad deal, but you will need new upholstery and the glass work. Also need to check the hull throughout, make sure water did not puddle and blister/rot anything.

Good Luck.

On an older boat, condition is everything, and the condition of this one is pretty terrible.
Hi
 
Hi I Have a 1997 Seadoo Challenger lots of upgrades go it up to 50MPH. Let me know if you’re interested. I purchased a 2018 Scarab 195G w/18 hrs in August and didn’t get around to showing my Seadoo to sell this past summer.
 

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Don't forget to include in the classified section.

It's this the 16ft version? What engines does it have? Good luck with the sale
 
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