Classifieds

The next generation of the CCCC Classifieds is now up and running. Our Discussion Forum and the Classifieds are now referred to as Groups. You can view either group, without being a member of the group, but to Post, you must Join the group.

TIP #1: If you see the "Join" button, just click that to join the group. There are no questions to answer, just a single click. If you do not see the Join button, then you are already a member of the group. We were able to add some club members to the Groups, but that process was bumpy.

TIP #2: When on one of Group pages, the typical menu, along the top, is not displayed. In the upper left corner, you should see something like: "Home > Groups > Classifieds". Just click "Home" and you will return to the CCCC Home page, with our normal Menu…

Hope this is allowed. I am sharing a boat for sale that a friend of mine is trying to sell for the elderly owner. It has been on the hard for a few years, but it was maintained extremely well prior to that. It is definitely a project, but shouldn't take much to be a functional boat. As I am aware, he is looking for an offer & it needs to go. Huge holding tank and twin 327's. Please contact Brandon Holmes at 419-504-8302. The boat is being stored at Peninsula Boats in Marblehead, OH.

1967 Chris-Craft Commander 31 — FREE to a new owner

Due to health reasons I am no longer able to continue the restoration. I would like to see her go to someone who can finish her and enjoy her.

Important Disclosure — Engines

Both 327F engines were recently rebuilt; however, in the last few weeks, after taking a closer look at the engines and the work that was done, I have very little confidence in the quality of the rebuilds.

Because of that, I am not representing either engine as reliable. A new owner should assume that both engines will need to be inspected by a mechanic and may require additional work.

The Boat

1982 360 Commander - Lake Erie

Looking to part with our 360 Commander, it is a "running" project boat, I say this because this past summer season we chose to leave it on the hard and removed the rear cockpit deck that was in need of repair, the deck had started to sink on the starboard side due to some rot on the supports over the life of boat. The deck has been removed, the supports on each side have been replaced and it is ready for the new cockpit deck to be built. I also removed the fuel tanks with the deck out and had a new one refabricated locally that is nearly ready for install. With the exception of this work, the boat is in running condition with what I believe is less than 1k hours on twin 454's. The boat was purchased two seasons ago in northern…