What do you think of this Pantera for 3G ?

[Lenny]

Interesting ?

1980's 24 footer

Blown (up) big block (as in toast)

[Just Say N20]

I'm not an expert, but you would be getting a great hull, with dual ram hydraulic steering, and some nice looking trim tabs already in place, and from what I can tell a serviceable trailer. It seems like that would be a pretty good starting place, and you could power it with whatever you want.

[fogducker III]

Interesting ?

1980's 24 footer

Blown (up) big block (as in toast)


Local Lenny? Even if it is not local with shipping costs, taxes, exchange etc. it would still be a good deal, if you need a big block for it, I have a 1969 396 fresh marine rebuild in the garage.........:wink:

[Lenny]

100 miles away local.

[fogducker III]

100 miles away local.

IF you do not grab it, please call me, I need a winter project...:yes::wink:

[BlownCrewCab]

Theres at least 1 1/2G's of good stuff on the transom alone, I say buy it...

[VetteLT193]

How is the interior?

[mrfixxall]

Lenny, im suprised its not in your possesion yet! the drive,steering and trailer is worth that!! it may even have a huffer on for all we know..

buy it you always wanted one:)

[Lenny]

How is the interior?

Haven't seen it yet.

[penbroke]

I'm suprised you haven't snagged it already.


Frank

[fogducker III]

Lenny, email me here with details, thanks, poole.j@shaw.ca

[Lenny]

Pics coming your way Jeremy. :)

[rchevelle71]

If its solid its worth it, or you could buy this 24 with twin outboards for $13000

Not sure why the pic did that, but search ebay for 24 pantera, $13,000 buy it now.

[rchevelle71]

OR,

Buy my 24 with a single outboard on a 2008 Aluminum trailer for $9000, so I can go buy thie one with twins:cool:

[rchevelle71]

Here is a link to the twin outboard..........

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=230348682377

[rchevelle71]

and some pics of my single

[Conquistador_del_mar]

Interesting ?

1980's 24 footer

Blown (up) big block (as in toast)

That hull sure reminds me of the 24' Excaliburs that I have owned. Narrow beam, a little squirrely, but a good overall ride. It sure seems like a good deal. My 2 cents, Bill

[rchevelle71]

That hull sure reminds me of the 24' Excaliburs that I have owned. Narrow beam, a little squirrely, but a good overall ride. It sure seems like a good deal. My 2 cents, Bill

Excalibur was the original, the rest are copies, Pantera, Twister, P&D, Sunsation, Superboat, BRT, Etc.

[mrfixxall]

That hull sure reminds me of the 24' Excaliburs that I have owned. Narrow beam, a little squirrely, but a good overall ride. It sure seems like a good deal. My 2 cents, Bill


heres 1 for ya bill! :)

http://www.seriousoffshore.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7633

[Cuda]

That hull sure reminds me of the 24' Excaliburs that I have owned. Narrow beam, a little squirrely, but a good overall ride. It sure seems like a good deal. My 2 cents, Bill
First perfomance boat I ever rode in was an Excaliber, that my boss had just bought from Mike Alweiss. I'll never forget that first ride. That was in 192, and it was a 1981 Excaliber, that actually belonged to Mike's dad.

[Cuda]

It's been my experience, there is no such thing as a good deal for a non running boat. The little things needed to put a boat in running shape will kill your budget. The engine is the least of your worries, trust me.

Like construction, there are only two thing you can be absolutely sure of:

!) It will take longer
2) It will cost more


Buy this deal, then figure what you'll put into it, tripple that amounts, then get back to me in four years when you sell it for whatever you can get for it.

Never buy a boat because you think it's a good deal, only buy a boat because you want it.

Being the most practical boat for your needs, doesn't mean it's the boat you want. Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it. :)