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Writer's pictureJeff Carroll

2014 Super Air Nautique 230 Team Edition 

PCM ZR-409 Engine


This 2014 Super Air Nautique 230 came to us from Alabama.  It was a Smith Lake boat before we acquired it.   


The gelcoat has been wet sanded, buffed, and polished, and it looks excellent!  All factory decals, chromax, and pinstripes are new and look great!  The interior has been completely refurbished with factory-style skins with the correct logos.  The dashboard has been cleaned, and the LINC system has been thoroughly tested.  This is truly a beautiful boat! 


This vessel was purchased in 2022 by a family that will get many years of enjoyment out of this beauty. 


Our Restoration: 

  • Remove windshield, clean windshield & frame, reassemble

  • Remove interior panels, install new factory-style skins with proper logos where necessary, and replace foam as-needed

  • Check underwater gear (rudder, shaft, strut, tracking fins, etc.) and adjust or replace as necessary

  • Refinish original propeller

  • Remove dashboard, clean, and replace keypad

  • Completely refinish gelcoat to the best level reasonably possible

  • All new factory-correct graphics, decals and chromax are installed

  • Reinstall interior panels, windshield, and other interior parts

  • Final water test and preparation for delivery 


The following options were installed at the request of the purchaser:

  • Roswell Hidden Stereo (No Head Unit, Bluetooth Connectivity, LED Lights in Speakers)

  • Roswell Shadow Top Bimini

  • New OEM Boat Cover

  • Roswell Mirror



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Writer's pictureJeff Carroll

This 2001 Ski Nautique came from Orlando, Florida, the home of Nautique Boat Company.  It was used by a family on a local lake there for several years before we obtained it. 


This boat came in needing an engine replacement and a quick cosmetic restoration.  The previous owner had run it with a failed impeller, which absolutely cooked the original GT-40 that was in the boat.  That engine was run so hot that it wasn't even rebuildable, so we replaced it with an Excalibur 330 that we had on hand.  It also didn't have any decals or pinstripes at all, and the gelcoat was severely oxidized. 


The gelcoat has been wet sanded, buffed, and polished, and it looks excellent!  All factory decals and pinstripes are new and look great!  The dashboard has been cleaned, and all gauges have been calibrated.  Both dashboard keypads are also brand new. PerfectPass Stargazer 3-Event has been installed. 


This vessel was purchased post-restoration by a gentleman who will use the boat in southern Florida.  This boat will give him many years of enjoyment for sure! 


Our Restoration: 

  • Replace transmission cable

  • Check underwater gear (rudder, shaft, strut, tracking fins, etc.) and adjust or replace as necessary

  • Refinish original propeller with Nautique logos

  • Replace the original engine with a rebuilt Excalibur 330

  • Thoroughly inspect exhaust system, including muffler and hoses, and check for exhaust riser leaks. (Muffler checked out OK, but we replaced all exhaust hoses & fiberglass risers.)

  • Remove dashboard, clean, and calibrate gauges.

  • Completely refinish gelcoat to the best level reasonably possible

  • Refinish the teak swim platformInstall all new factory-correct graphics, decals and pinstripes

  • Replace Flight Clip bungees on board racks

  • Final water test and preparation for delivery 


The following options were installed at the time of restoration:

  • PerfectPass Stargazer 3-Event


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Writer's pictureJeff Carroll

Updated: Oct 26

This 1978 Chris Craft Cutlass Dory is a boat that is in my private collection, and is not for sale at this time. I have always liked these boats, and when this one became available, I jumped on it. The previous owner had hit something and bent the prop, strut, and shaft, so those will have to be replaced. Other than that, this boat seems to be in pretty good condition. We'll find out more as we start the restoration.


This boat has been sitting around our facility, waiting for us to have time to work on it. Today it got its first bath in about five years, and still looks pretty nice! We'll get to work on it next week and see where we stand.




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