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PRICE DROP: Dropping to $16,250.

@rbuss4 having grown up on a 1990 SN and skiing almost every style of SN and other brands from old to new over the years, I think the wakes are quite good for all three events. Yes you do need an experienced driver without having ZO, but didn't stop me from having a blast running into 28' off when I skied it. As for the price, it's a tough market. People want some ridiculous prices for their boats, and I can see where this one could be seen as listed a little high, but it is turn key with a ton of work done to make sure it can be enjoyed for many many more years. I also did a lot of market research and felt that my price point was a good starting point. Ultimately, Id like to see someone enjoy the boat instead of line my pockets. As mentioned above shoot me an offer, I'm willing to deal. And, happy to provide anymore information, pics, or vids.

PRICE DROP: Dropping the price to $17,900. Shoot me an offer, would love to see someone enjoy it before the season is over.

@GaryJanzig just an incredible boat. You treat ‘em right and they’ll treat you better.

This 1996 Ski Nautique by Correct Craft is a 19' three event waterski boat powered by an inboard PCM GT-40 Pro Boss with 310 HP and 735 hours on the clock. Over the past year there has been extensive work done to perform all the deferred maintenance and refresh it after 25 years of use. It runs strong at all speeds and is a great pull through the ski course. Factory Amenities: -Powerful v8 engine -5 speaker sound system with head unit -Seating for 6 -3 blade prop -Black and red color package -Trailer and Cover included Recent maintenance includes: -Gas tank removed and all components cleaned. -New low pressure fuel pump -New high pressure fuel pump -New fuel filter -New hose connecting HP fuel pump to pickup line in F.C.C -New throttle position sensor -New MAP sensor -New vacuum pump -New front end water hoses -New impeller -New thermostat -New Battery -Changed oil and spark plugs -Extracted carpet -Cut, buffed, and polished all gel coat. -Cleaned seats There are some small nicks in the upholstery and the love seat has a structural and cosmetic repair done to the main seam that split. The gel coat shines bright but does have minor dings and scratches. Overall, this is a great example of a 1996 Ski Nautique. It is turn key and ready for years of enjoyment and great skiing. $18,500 obo

We replaced the carpet on our '90 SN last winter. The toughest parts are scrapping all the old glue off, we used acetone and a puddy knife. Then cutting the new carpet can be a pain, we drew up a full diagram of the boat floor then laid that out on the carpet that was laid out on the driveway. After cutting the outside edges and the walls (3 separate pieces) out of the boat we stuck it in the boat and cut the engine bay out. and finally getting it to stick and stay stuck was difficult. It took two people, one to glue and one to hold and stretch out wrinkles. It took us a weekend to do, lot of work but the carpet looks a lot better than the stuff they put in back in 1990. We ordered very plush carpet from marine carpet.com. make sure you buy their marine glue, we used two buckets. After a season of heavy use it still looks as it did the day we put it in.

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@skihart that would be a sweet addition

@trickinainteasy thanks! I do have access to a laser engraver so could throw on your lake logo or name. I think there’s some cool opportunities with it, but gotta find some folks that are interested in using it on their dock

@Zman Sounds like a good idea. You'll have to measure up your bench and see if we could make something work. Thanks for the input!

@Bdecker fantastic idea. Also thought about integrating some holes for tools on the top shelf and possibly a drink holder on the bench. Could have some cool options for hooks to hang extras on the sides as well.

link for video that outlines the features.

After seeing the lack of functional waterski racks I decided I had to try my hand at making a better one. Version 1 came off the CNC table yesterday and seems to work well. Let me know what y’all think. I’m thinking I’ll run a prototype sale and ship out a fully finished version of the rack made out of high grade plywood for $100. Still a few things to get squared away, but let me know if you have any interest. I can send a video that outlines the features if you email me, bradleyhopper@gmail.com, it’s the wrong file format for the forum.