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that is a coelman crawdad. they are great boats very saught after and hard to find. that one looks to be in great shape. a few guys on here have them check this one out send him a pm he could tell you what its worth. https://tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1470&hilit=crawdad
No body else ?
This must not be a popular boat around here....
The seller, a very polite sourthern man, is willing to let it go for $300, the boat and trailer!
The boat is about 1.5hrs from me so I will have to travel that much to go get it, but I
think we could work out a 1/2 way meet point.
What do you guys think ?
Reading some of the thread, people don't seem to like these small plastic boats, they flip...
The boat is 12ft, and the trailer could take up to a 14ft trailer.
I am thinking of getting it for the trailer and then selling the plastic boat.
This must not be a popular boat around here....
The seller, a very polite sourthern man, is willing to let it go for $300, the boat and trailer!
The boat is about 1.5hrs from me so I will have to travel that much to go get it, but I
think we could work out a 1/2 way meet point.
What do you guys think ?
Reading some of the thread, people don't seem to like these small plastic boats, they flip...
The boat is 12ft, and the trailer could take up to a 14ft trailer.
I am thinking of getting it for the trailer and then selling the plastic boat.
Bubba
Well-known member
Where do you live SVNET? If your not too awful far off, I know someone that would probably buy the boat off of you for what you would have for the boat/trailer.
Bubba said:
I live in North Florida, Zip 32608.
That is what I am thinking, with this deal, I might be able to get myself a trailer for $100.
The only thing with this trailer is that it doesn't have the accomodations for a V shape boat ?
That is the only drag....
I would be all over that in a second!
I like the Coleman...I bet that thing is light and the trailer looks good. With those handles, you and a buddy could portage that into small hard to reach lakes. Really....what can you buy for $300 anymore? Apparently a nice little boat/trailer combo.
The V if you want to hit a little bit bigger waters! The crawdad is for the smallest and calmest of little ponds.
I think he is looking at it for the trailer for the boat has. In that case, I would take the crawdad, because the trailer is galvanized, and probably the lightest of the ones you posted.
We can guide you to setting that up for your boat with very little $$.
We can guide you to setting that up for your boat with very little $$.
dedawg1149
Well-known member
i would take the crawdad
