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17ft, 115hp Johnson

Ranger trailer,Motor Guide Brute trolling motor 12/24 volts 45lb thrust,1 bow mounted Lowrance-L depth finder,

1 side mounted Eagle depth finder, Front & rear live wells.

Good Condition $8000.

Wife wants new car!

[email protected]

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  • 5 weeks later...

Where are you located if you still have the boat?

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Yes, we still have the boat. We live in Roseville, a northern suburb of St. Paul. The price has been lowered.

7000.00

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I am very interested. How does the motor run on it does it have good compression? And is it possible you would drive the boat down to Lakeville? I live in southern part of MN and work nights, so it would be hard for me to get all way up there before work to look at it. I could still make it to work if met in Lakeville. It would have to be a morning thing though if that is possible. And if not is there a number I can reach you at for directions up to Roseville when I do have time to get up there?

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The compression is great! We can bring it down to Lakeville

on Friday or Saturday morning which ever is better for you.

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Friday morning would work great. Just give me a number and we can talk out the time and where in Lakeville. Thanks.

Crappieflop1012

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Just curious is the prop a SS prop or aluminum? Any batteries with boat for trolling motor and crank up battery? And is 7000 the lowest you will go?

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I did try calling today, but there was no answer. The time that would work best for me would be around to 11-11:30am. You can reach me on my cell at (507)469-1012. I work all night, but have breaks at 6:30pm and 9pm. You can call and leave me a message of where in Lakeville and if 11:00am would work for you.

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Hi John. Boat is great! Was just gonna offer you if you ever wanted to do a little fishing I know how much boat meant to ya I would be more then willing to take you out sometime down here and get you located on some fish. If you are up for it. I am available every weekend about to go out. You can reach me on my cell if you dont have anymore number is (507)469-1012. Name was Ryan. Be more then happy to get out together and do a little fishing.

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Hi Ryan,

It was so nice of you to write and let us know how you liked the boat. We knew it was going to a good home. We have your cell phone # handy, and just might take you up on your fishing offer. Thanks John

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