19ft Valco Bayrunner Baja 50 hp Honda 4 stroke

[Fish Dog]

For sale 2000 Valco 19 foot Center Console with 1999 Honda 50 hp 4 stroke and trailer. The engine has maybe 150 hours on it, if that. (Does about 7 miles a gallon) I just don't use her enough. I'd like to let her go to someone who would take her out and play a little more often. Comes with a Furino B & W graph/depth finder, VHS radio, and a hand held Garmin GPS 12 GPS with all the local spots programed in it. It has duel 12 gallon fuel tanks and duel batteries with switch (although the batteries are dead due to lack of use - which is why I'm considering selling her, LOL) Boat has a custom made laminated bowsprit with anchor roller. Comes with a bimini top and a bunch of other misc. equipment for it, (lifejackets, fire extingushers etc.) Asking $13,495.00 OBO. Shoot me an e-mail if interested and we'll set up a time for you to see her.

here some links to some pictures...
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http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f65/c ... GP0026.jpg

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f65/c ... GP0029.jpg

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f65/c ... GP0033.jpg

[Deno]

WOW!!!! Nice rig, someone’s going to get lucky, good luck… Deno

[Merlin]

very nice! looks super clean. nice job with that bow sprit, it's on my to do list.

Someone will be very happy with this setup.

[MacCTD]

What are the specs on the hull, thickness, deadrise, is this model still made? if so is there a Valco website with all the info? Thanks.

[Fish Dog]

I believe Valco's out of business. Klamath now makes them but I don't see them on the klamath web site so maybe they've discontinued them now(?). I'm not sure if they're exact copies of what Valco made but I'm sure they're close.

This is all the info I could find...
http://www.twimarine.com/Klamath.htm

[Merlin]

Valco was bought by Klamath a few years back. I think the specs are the same. I talked to the owner a few years back about ordering a custom hull and then I found the boat I have now. He was very accommodating and willing to talk boats. I believe they've made some improvements over the years but the boats are basically the same.

http://www.klamathboats.com

These are light weight aluminum boats with thinner hulls. I can attest to their durability and sea keeping abilities.