05-20-2010, 05:51 AM
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endeavor is currently offline
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Join Date: May 2010
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Still on the hunt. Boat looked decent for year, normal wear and tear. I have family of 5+ friends. I would outgrow boat in a couple years, I passed on the 182, if any one is interested I have contact and good pics ( Lexington, KY - 182 shabah $7900) . I am now on hunt for larger Mariah. I am looking for more info on the Jubilee line of Mariahs. I have never seen a Mariah jubilee until it popped up on this web site, the yellow 2001 215 jubilee Wow. I will need to find a handy man special to move up to larger size. I am fortunate to have a good neighbor who is a marine mechanic and a friend who builds race engines for dirt track late models, I guess I need to learn fiberglass repair and upholstery... If any one knows of any salvage, repo, good deals, Etc. mariahs Let me know. I have noticed a lot of owners are looking for parts for older boats that they cannot find, I have access to a faro laser scanner ( make exact replica - 3d model), 15' x 8' x3' cnc router and full machine shop, I am a manual machinist / Quality Assurance Manager at a Tool and die shop. Thanks for all the good information on this site. Does anyone know who now has the mold for the the 2001 215 jubilee and if it is made any more.
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