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I know... I was just being my usual sarcastic self. Bitmaps are so 1995. :smile:

but then what will I use Microsoft Paint for? It's probably the best picture editing software that I know of.

I'd say $2,000 to $2,500. A trailer always helps I suppose. Of course you could probably find the same ski on craigslist for $4k. It's all in the eyes of the buyer. Nice ski though. Good Luck.

Looks good. That tray looked NASTY. Keep us up to date on your progress

Badass boat Ross. Keep up the good work, and thanks for keeping us posted on your travels too. I take it this is the pump cone setup you are talking about ??? http://blowsion.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=02-02-400

Hey Crab, thanks for the invite. I'd be down for that some time this summer. Regardless of where I ride, I just need to get out there. I've got about 2 hours on the water over the last six months. Time to re-prioritize.

Solid setup. Try those pics again...

What year is that thing? 85 ish? That has to be cleaner than it came from the factory. Where do you ride? Lake WA? Sammamish?

:ugh2:and the worst time to ask questions is on a Friday evening of a three day weekend... Mighty quiet around here....

oh, and list your location with your user info...

Really, this site is going to be about the best online resource you can find. The SEARCH function is your friend. Don't worry about the Yamaha manual, unless it is the big thick factory service book - those are pricey. What are the other goodies the ski has? Throw some pics up here...

http://blowsion.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=4300-400-01

This will be it for this SN. I'm going to returf it for the rest of the summer, ride it like I stole it, then push it into semi-retirement. It's been a good little boat, but come Fall it's going to be time to buy a serious ski. Anyhow... I spent about a half hour last night ripping and...

This will get you started...

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Demand = next to nothing = low value Availability of parts = next to nothing = really hard to take care of It's really not that great of a boat to begin with. Even if it was in great shape, it wouldn't be too fast or too fun. That will be the general consensus on this site. Even if...

Like I said, I've seen these before, just never for sale. And yes, definitely a bank-breaker. Who's Norbert?

http://blowsion.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=02-01-247 Maybe I'm behind the times... but I just saw this today. I've seen crazy plates like this before, but not "mass-produced." Discuss amongst yourselves...

4 or 500 to someone who really wants a WetJet.

Wow, what a cool setup. Make sure your crew all has matching fire suits, and you should probably get radios, so they know when you are coming in for fuel.