**sold**

Sold the boat to fellow in Arkansas via OnlyInboards.com lead.

We used to be in Evansville. Skied on the Ohio and Green rivers.

2003 Prostar 197 !! PRICE DROP!!
$19,500

It is with me here in Destin.

Destin,FL

Moved to coast from Indiana and can't bear to put her in the salt water. Will be looking for more bay friendly boat but not interested in trades at this time.

2003 Prostar 197
Freshwater only
Garage kept
MCX 350 engine
832hrs
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Forgot to mention. MCX 350 motor.

I moved to Florida panhandle about 3 years ago. The only freshwater rivers I can find nearby to ski in, my son-in-law won't get into because they are the same rivers where he hunts gators during season. I just cant bear to put her in the saltwater so I am selling my MC so I can move on to a...

Freeport,FL 32439

I had an '89 for about 10 years that we skied the wheels off of before getting my PS197. I found that going to a different gas station that had longer nozzles kept my fuel from blowing back on me when trying to use the autostop function of the pump. The other consequence of this was that it stopped...

Hello fellow Team members,
My wife and I are moving to the Florida panhandle soon to be closer to our daughters and one of my requirements is finding some smooth water in or around the Destin area.
I have done most of my skiing, wakeboarding, footing, etc in a river most of my life so...

Haven't tried it yet. Saw the videos on the web. Went into Home Depot today and the gal said they have not had time to break out the inventory yet. She also said the manufacturer gave them a demo and the stuff performs like the videos.

Cans run about $20

Can't wait to try...

Hello All,
I have been battling with my front cupholders filling with water if I take some water over the bow. I bought some cupholders with drains in them but can't seem to find a way to get the water to the bilge.

I have decided to just plug the holes if I can't figure out a...

Sooo.... Is it sold?

The thing I found a couple of years ago that made a big difference was pressure washing the deck before sanding and treating.
The pressure washer could get to places that were just impossible to sand well.

I also use the Star Brite teak oil. I have found that the secret is to keep a rag soaked in the teak oil in a disposable tupperware bowl and wipe down the deck about every 6 weeks. I just pour a little more oil in the bowl every now and again then seal the lid back on.

I keep a box of disposable...