There is a 19' Sea Lancer available nearby (Michigan's Eastern U.P.) for a ridiculously cheap price. It is probably cheap for a reason - there is no I/O engine or lower unit. The hull and transom appear to be in good condition other than the need for refinishing and repainting. All of the top sides, however, have been exposed for a long time and need to be rebuilt. Also there is nothing in the interior - no seats, engine box, etc.
I'm confident I could handle the wood work, but the lack of an I/O unit is scaring me away. I have no idea at all about the availability or the cost of a new or used replacement. The instrument cluster on the dashboard says Volvo Penta. That is the only clue as to what was once there.
I would appreciate any comments, advice, or suggestions if I were to take this project on.
Ray B.
I/O Availability
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Inboard Outboard
I have a 1964 thompson 20 foot offshore with a 150hp merc cruiser that my dad bought new i would like to sell it needs some wood work done it is complete with trailer motor and drive are rebuilt winter 2008 used boat last labor day cant do wood work with the economy ive been laid off dont want to see the boat ruined sitting on the trailer until i can get it fixed would sell it to someone that ithought was going to fix it and enjoy it my sister got married in the boat so it means alot to me to see someone use it as to go to waste email Steve.boats@gmail.com if interested steve