2 Sea Doo PWC's, Shorelander 2 place trailer
Everything is stored in a climate controlled environment in the winter. Batteries are kept on a battery tender all winter. Trailer is jacked and supported on blocks when stored ... to keep flat spots off the tires.
2002 Sea Doo GTX-RFI
- 782cc, oil injected 2 stroke
- 3 seater
- fuel injected
- new battery last summer (May 2008, as I recall)
- reverse
- about 160 hours
- road/storage cover
- I just renewed the registration. Valid through Feb 2010.
1997 Sea Doo XP
- 782cc, oil injected 2 stroke
- 2 seater
- adjustable trim stabilizer
- new battery last summer (May 2008, as I recall)
- hours unknown (no hour meter). if I had to guess, I would put it around 300 hours
- fuel gauge is inoperable (there is a fuel reserve tank on this model, similar to a dirt bike)
- speedometer is intermittent
- road/storage cover
- I just renewed the registration. Valid through Feb 2010.
1997 Shorelander two place trailer
- the 2 main axle tires were new last summer. they have maybe 40 miles on them.
- spare has never been on the ground. still has the rubber nipples
- bunks are fully adjustable to accommodate practically any PWC ever made
- bearings greased any time the trailer got wet
Columbus, IN
$6,500.00 for the PWC's and the trailer (will not separate) ... or make reasonable offer
The warm weather today got me to thinking about our Sea Doo's. The lake house is up for sale and I know we won't trailer these things to ride them ... so we are selling them. I thought I'd put them up at INGO for a few weeks before I went to eBay with them.$6,500.00 for the PWC's and the trailer (will not separate) ... or make reasonable offer
Everything is stored in a climate controlled environment in the winter. Batteries are kept on a battery tender all winter. Trailer is jacked and supported on blocks when stored ... to keep flat spots off the tires.
2002 Sea Doo GTX-RFI
- 782cc, oil injected 2 stroke
- 3 seater
- fuel injected
- new battery last summer (May 2008, as I recall)
- reverse
- about 160 hours
- road/storage cover
- I just renewed the registration. Valid through Feb 2010.
1997 Sea Doo XP
- 782cc, oil injected 2 stroke
- 2 seater
- adjustable trim stabilizer
- new battery last summer (May 2008, as I recall)
- hours unknown (no hour meter). if I had to guess, I would put it around 300 hours
- fuel gauge is inoperable (there is a fuel reserve tank on this model, similar to a dirt bike)
- speedometer is intermittent
- road/storage cover
- I just renewed the registration. Valid through Feb 2010.
1997 Shorelander two place trailer
- the 2 main axle tires were new last summer. they have maybe 40 miles on them.
- spare has never been on the ground. still has the rubber nipples
- bunks are fully adjustable to accommodate practically any PWC ever made
- bearings greased any time the trailer got wet
We have had the PWC's for 3 summers (this would be our 4th this year). Other than batteries, we have not had to do anything to either ski. The pics above were taken today. I test fired each ski and they both started right up. There are no known problems with anything offered for sale here (other than the gauge issues on the XP mentioned above). Both skis have been trouble free for us.
I bought everything from my brother-in-law 3 years ago. He bought the GTX new. The XP was 4 or 5 years old when he bought it (as was the trailer).
I will also throw in the two lifts we have out at the lake. They are both old and worn out and junky looking, but they function. One of the lifts was left at the house by the previous owner. I paid like $50.00 for the other one. So that should tell you a lot about the condition of them. But hey, they keep the skis out of the water.
I have the titles for everything in my possession.
PM me with any questions.
Thanks.
I bought everything from my brother-in-law 3 years ago. He bought the GTX new. The XP was 4 or 5 years old when he bought it (as was the trailer).
I will also throw in the two lifts we have out at the lake. They are both old and worn out and junky looking, but they function. One of the lifts was left at the house by the previous owner. I paid like $50.00 for the other one. So that should tell you a lot about the condition of them. But hey, they keep the skis out of the water.
I have the titles for everything in my possession.
PM me with any questions.
Thanks.
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