1986 Winner Bass Fishing Boat on 2040-parts.com
Maple Park, Illinois, United States
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Boat runs great. We'll maintained. Motor is Johnson gt150. 24v 70# trolling motor put on last year. 3 interstate batteries 1 year old, cd player with sirius adapter , gps fishfinder 535, new aerators and bilge,updated bass seats at $225 each, motor has new gaskets, thermostats, all fuel lines, plugs and wires, stator, newer set of pistons . Compression is great. Good running boat. Email for more details
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