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Originally Posted by Travis Harlos
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There aren't any bikini clad women in the pic's.
I'll add my stock answer for the week:
Some of the parts (mostly interior ones) were built in house at the original Mariah factory (which is no longer in business), and will be difficult if not impossible to find. Thes would things like the cooler lid and the cracked woodgrain. We do have some How-To's on how to repair some of these things.
However, most of the other hardware was sourced from various companies which are still in business, and we have a complete list of suppliers in the sticky thread at the top of this forum. The driveline is obviously not a problem, as parts are readily available.
These are awesome boats. The original Mariah boats Inc. offered a lifetime warranty on the hull. Though at this point it's unlikely you'll be able to make a claim, it demonstrates the confidance the original Mariah had in their product.
If you can find one that has been well maintained, go for it. Most of us on here bought our boats knowing full well of the situation, but the quality and performance really is second to none.
In general the NADA prices are only a guide, and are typically low relative to what these boats actually sell for. 15K Cdn probably isn't too far out of line, especially for a well kept model with low hours, the trailer and all the covers.
However there are concerns; If the boat was not properly winterized, it may have suffered freeze damage. I would have everything checked out by a reputable boat mechanic before you make an offer. The upholstery repair will likley be a custom job, so factor that in as well.
Good luck with it. If you have any other questions, post 'em up.
2001 Mariah Z192 Is it worth it?
