Boat:
I have a 1991 Scout 152 hull with a recently (2014/2015) reconstructed and painted cap. The new layout has a nice sized front and rear fishing platforms with tons of storage, live well (needs new pump), center console, a relocated fuel tank (in bow for better weight distribution), and a rear poling (sandwich making) platform. All work was performed by a professional boat builder who knows what they are doing. The poling platform, rear deck, and console offer plenty of rod holders. The console is wired with nav lights, am/fm/Bluetooth stereo, hummingbird fish/depth finder with GPS, chrome steering wheel, and binnacle controls. A detachable gigging deck was also custom made for this boat and pictured in an older picture below. The gigging platform was built with a door for accessing storage space below, rod holders, and recessed cleats. This is a cool ass little boat that rides great, is dry, and handles small chop for its size compared to other 15’ boats. This is the hull that put Scout Boats on the map.
NADA values this boat without the upgraded layout between $2,270 and $2,580
Motor:
2011 60 hp E-Tec with somewhere around 600 hours total. I have never had a problem with this motor, always ran the e-tec oil and 100% fuel. Cranks on the first turn every time and runs strong. Serviced regularly. Good little motor.
NADA values this motor between $4,315 and $4,850
Trailer:
Aluminum Loadmaster trailer. Just had new leaf springs and brackets put on last year. bearings and hubs are good. I would probably replace the hardware for the bunks soon if I were keeping it. Also, needs wiring for lights.
NADA has this trailer between $730 and $825
NADA package total is between $7,315 and $8,255
Come pick it all up for $7,400
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