Pristine 2002 Bass Tracker Pro Team 185 (18.5 feet aluminum hull) Jet with trailer, by original owner. $6,000

Outstanding condition; never in salt water; kept in garage 24/7/365; used for fishing about 8 times in the first year and gave up (some people aren’t born to catch fish); then we used it as deck boat 3 to 8 trips per year on Candlewood Lake (not at all in 2009 due wx and work conflicts) -- 4 this year (2010). Estimate motor has 80 hours max on it (trouble free).
She’ll do 46 mph (see picture of speedometer taken in August 2010.
Includes spare tire, bimini, storage cover, a lot of fishing gear (three poles, etc.).
This is from the brochure:
-Aluminum hull metal: .100 (up from .95 in 2000)
-6 cylinder 2 cycle (automatic oil injection) 175hp Mercury inboard/outboard
-43-lb foot-controlled trolling motor, automatic charging
-Fish finder Hummingbird 128 DX LCR
-aerated live well
-18 gallon gas tank
-6 storage bins

$6,000

email: jetf8@yahoo.com

Where did you get the bimini top? I have the same boat I got from KAJ here on the site last year and I love it. I added a 36 volt TM and 3 m-31 batts and mine still does 46 mph! I can vouch for the speed accuracy. it runs in 4" of water! Good luck with the sale.

I think I will pass, there is a slight dirt mark on the lower front bow, LOL
Seriously -that is the cleanest boat I have ever seen. spit shine finish. very nice shape

Wow, that is a purdy boat ! Good luck !

More weigh = more speed? Go figure.

I had a 240 guy with me once (bow up attitude): on a mirror smooth lake (Lillinoma) I got 52mph! I think it was "perfect weight and water condition."

I shopped around at marinas for one first. They wanted around $500. Ended up buying one from one of the big internet catalogs. I think it cost $160. I put it on myself. Took for screws and 30 minutes.

Hey, I saw that dirt. It's gone! One thing is sure: there are no fish blood stains...anywhere! (you can't get fish stains if you can't catch fish)

Thanks.

In the late 50's, as a teen-ager, I worked at a boat rental company called Haines Fishing Wharf out of the Puget Sound region (Edmongs, Washington). There was one fisherman (Japanese) who ALWAYS caught his limit, including a monster 60 pound salmon which I saw with my own eyes.

There is a talent, a magic which some fishermen have. Believe me.

How do you keep that Aluminum polished like chrome? Man that looks sharp!

Change buffing clothes -- a lot.

You really have me thinking about this one...This would make four boats plus a canoe and pedal boat..My wife might kill me. Where are you located?

She'll get over it in a few weeks...or months

wow sweeeeet ride!

Danbury.

You gotta live on a lake to justify owning four boats, don't you know? On the other hand, you might be one of those rich people who need to pay more taxes.

Or both... .... Dnanbury is far for me unless it's a done deal

Joe, you know you want it. ...it is an addiction...LOL it is a gorgeous boat, appears to be in excellent condition.

Very sweet river boat

This is nutz there is a boat just like this one on ebay right now due to end in about 6 hours and it is up to $10,300.00 and the reserve is not met I wish I would have found this one sooner!!
Personally I think there shell bidding it 10 grand and this one wouldnt sell for 7k so he reduced the price to 6k... failedfisher if you still have this boat I will give you 8k for it!!!

he sold in a couple of weeks ago

I kind of figured he did... The one on ebay sold for $11,000.00
Failedfishers was in better shape. There was signs of heavy rust on the trailer on the one on ebay. failedfishers trailer looks like brand new!