72 OMC Performer I/O 350 Engine
Problem = The Leg (Gears let go)

I am in the process of building a house and DON'T have any spare nickels for this baby. I'm willing to hold on to it for awhile...(thinking of remodeling the transom and converting it to a complete outboard)....but if someone is interested, I'll take the cash now.

$3,300 and it's yours.

For those don't know, this is a GREAT hull, one of the best of all time. This is a Performer, and is the same as the older Thunderbirds, Formulas, and even the new 24' Albermale. This is not a Seafox. This is a soft riding, wave cutting hull. Could be a great working project boat for someone who wants to do some work and still fish over time. Truly a classic where you can get the snot water performance of an older Seacraft or Whitewater hull without the huge coin.

Be a great candidate for a Mercruiser Aplha One/Bravo /350 Chebby or a bracket and outboard conversion.

Put one of these: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2474736186&category=50439 http://www.boatisok.com/Brackets/page133b[1].jpg

And a 225 OB - Schwing

That's my project boat right now. '78 Formula. Had twin 6 cyl I/O's (already removed), and I've got that same bracket in the picture JohnR posted. Real sweet rough water boat.
Shouldn't have much trouble selling that one Bloo.

She's got sow n pigs written all over her.