Gary
Sabot
SF Bay Area, California
SOLD
New owner Bruce Landrum of Belfair Washington
1966 Cee Bee Avenger
Power Cat Hydro 17h
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1966 17-foot Cee Bee
Power Cat three-point hydro with a 1966
100hp Mercury outboard motor on trailer.
A very rare, hard to find boat that had limited production. Boat has been idle for 30+ years.
I was prepping to repaint it and it went to the bottom of priority list when kids came along.
Tarps came off unnoticed one winter and upholstery was destroyed. We still have some of the upholstery pieces for patterns.
Although the plywood side partitions look awful, it appears they are not rotted, just paint that has checked.
Cannot find any rot in the wood. There are no scars on the hull itself. If you were going back to the original color (which is Parisian Blue)
only the deck and transom would need to be painted, as the hull has no scarring. I had painted the deck in 1970,
at which time the original edge beading was still available from the manufacturer so I renewed it and it remains in good condition.
The dash and original metal parts are still in tact, no additional holes of any sort have been drilled in the hull.
Yes…this is a project boat, but
certainly worth the effort,
mostly upholstery and paint. A very rare, hard to find boat that had limited production. Boat has been idle for 30+ years.
I was prepping to repaint it and it went to the bottom of priority list when kids came along.
Tarps came off unnoticed one winter and upholstery was destroyed. We still have some of the upholstery pieces for patterns.
Although the plywood side partitions look awful, it appears they are not rotted, just paint that has checked.
Cannot find any rot in the wood. There are no scars on the hull itself. If you were going back to the original color (which is Parisian Blue)
only the deck and transom would need to be painted, as the hull has no scarring. I had painted the deck in 1970,
at which time the original edge beading was still available from the manufacturer so I renewed it and it remains in good condition.
The dash and original metal parts are still in tact, no additional holes of any sort have been drilled in the hull.
And when finished is a head-snapper. Even on the trailer it looks like it’s doing 65!
It truly has a beautiful line to it. Even with the 100 hp Merc I could edge out 455 Olds Tahitis.
Note: We are in California if you are calling from out of state
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