I bought this boat for my father in-law in 2014 from a reputable boat dealing in the Adirondacks for $2,500.  He used it once since he was too busy for a boat.  I used it once after that and it appeared to lack power to properly plane but the engine started and ran.  The end of season came and the boat was winterized with the intent to have the dealer check it out before launching it again.  It sat all of 2015 with no use since there was no time to use it.  This spring, my father in-law said it was time to sell it since he wouldn't use it so I had a local mechanic see if he could get it checked out and ready for sale.  He brought it to his shop and it started right up.  He scoped the motor and found a cracked head.  He said it could be fixed but when I told him I was looking to sell it for $1,000 he said I would be better off selling the boat to someone that is mechanically inclined.  Well, now I am not sure I will get $1,000 or not now that the motor isn't 100%.  But I guess this auction will be the judge.  With any luck, we will get our $62.05 listing fees back....The boat itself is in very good condition.  The seats need a good cleaning, but there are a couple of seems that need to be fixed (see pictures).  The floor is in good shape except for one spot that was missing when we bought it and replaced with plywood (see pictures).  I am not sure if the trolling motor works.  I never used it.That is about all I know about this boat.  Selling as is and where is.  This will sell to the highest bidder.  The bidder agrees to arrange for the boat to be removed within five (5) days of the auction close.  I will only accept cash.  No checks or trades.  No time for tire kickers and stories.  If I get the feeling you are wasting my time I will not respond to you.I have the title in hand for the boat, and a transfereable registration for the trailer.