16’ 1” Fiberglass bass boat with 70 HP Evinrude outboard motor.
One owner.
Selling it because we don’t use it anymore and hope someone else will get the enjoyment out of it that we once did.
Boat, motor and trailer all purchased new.
Always stored in our garage, other than my parent’s carport the first three years.
Note: I will remove this ad when the boat is sold.
Cajun 162ZS bass boat (1990)
Evinrude 70 HP outboard motor (1983)
Trail Boss trailer by Cajun
New tires (3), November 2021
Motor Guide Three XT trolling motor
Humminbird 400TX (as opposed to the XT trolling motor above) fish finder
Water ski pylon (see picture)
Storage for fishing poles and life jackets (although you are probably supposed to wear them)
Two live wells.
Miscellaneous other items: jackets, cushions, oar, anchor, fire extinguisher, battery, included.
Motor serviced ($1,300 plus), April 2024.
All our kids (other kids too) learned to ski behind this boat.
At some point they learned to slalom.
So, the boat has plenty of power for skiing and to get you on down the lake if you are fishing.
Now for adults, it is probably better to get up on two skis and then kick one off.
The point is, this boat is a sweet deal for the right buyer.
If you are running a ski school or need to go 70 miles an hour, this is not the boat for you.
Problems (for lack of a better word), both of which I live with: The plastic around the speedometer is somewhere between FL and AZ, although I have the glass.
Go figure.
Fairly minor, in the scheme of things, as I think I replaced the speedometer pitot tube with the fish finder transducer, i.
e.
no extra holes in the boat.
Also, since very early on, the gas gauge did not operate properly.
As I recall, it does not register above half a tank.
Talked to the dealer at the time and while they would fix it, they advised not going to the trouble or expense.
So, I have a dip stick.
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