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2003 Alumacraft Tournament Pro 175/ 90hp 4-stroke Yam (SOLD)


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2003 Alumacraft Tournament Pro 175 with 90hp Yamaha 4-stroke tiller and up-graded 3000# Shoreland'r trailer with swing tongue.

Package includes:

(3)swivel seats (1)pedestal SOLD

Wavewacker splash guards

stainless steel "Turbo" prop

74# Minkota Maxxum 24 volt bowmount trolling motor

76# Motor guide 24 volt transom trolling motor

Lowrance 3500c GPS

Lowrance X-15 GPS/graph

Vexilar Edge graph

Vexiar fl-8

Vexilar fl-18

"Top Gun" custom cover

Transom saver

(3)2007 Trojan batteries

spare tire

$16,000

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If interested please contact Tony 612-669-2572

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Tony,

Is there a tear in the carpet? Is the rug you have in the rear of the boat removable?

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no tears, just wanted to save on wear and keep carpet clean, it's removeable.

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chicheywing, The rodlocker has 10 compartments, including 3-7 1/2'max and the rest are 6 1/2'max. Rodlocker is situated in center of boat under the casting platform. Hope this helps.

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yes, there is a compartment on one of the sides where you could fit more rods in if needed. Lots of storage on this vessel.

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bustum,

Looks like a nicely kept rig. If I hadn't bought a new 1750 TP last year, I definately would have been interested in this one. I'm gonna predict this boat isn't for sale next week.

Is the rug something "special" or just indoor outdoor carpet. That looks like a good idea.

goose

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fishing fox, give me a shout and we'll set something up. I'm in Rogers,mn 612-669-2572. Thanks,Tony

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Goose, Nothing special, I think they were like $8 so I picked up 4 of them. they work great for the back of the tahoe in the boat or in garage. I hope it sells that quick, we'll see.

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Curiosity Question: Riding solo (Assuming your around 200#) whats the top speed of a 17.5 W 90?

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Tony,

My first time here. Do you have more pics you could send? Thanks Oly

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Oly, I forgot to measure the length of boat inlcuding trailer and motor last night. I will get it done tonight.

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Boat is 17'11" x 96". Right down the middle of the boat from the back of the motor to where the trailer swing-tongue is 20'10". My 3rd stall garage is 19 1/2'front to back and it fits in there at an angle. Hope this helps, Tony

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Rost, I tried again at new address, let me know if it doesn't go through. Thanks, Tony

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