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Mobius Lsv 2009 in perfect condition
-around 40 hours
-800 lbs ballast kit
-325 hp
-cruise control
-no tower speakers
-no salt water kit
-no trim plate
-warranty still valid for one year on the engine
-1 axle trailer is like new
I have an idea but want to be sure before doing anything
thank you
Jake
As much as it takes. Great boat!
My Mom said I'm not allowed to get wet!
2008 LSV (sold)
2000 Outback LS (sold)
LLTR!!!!!!!!
I think its pretty amazing you found an lsv without a wake plate. Good luck hopefully you'll be a ember of the family soon!
2013 LSV
2005 LSV - SOLD
Sure, IF you're comfortable installing these items on your own. If not, call a local dealer and ask them what it will cost to install rear bags & a wake plate. I'll bet you it's more than $1k. There is a reason another member mentioned it's rare to find a LSV without a wakeplate: nobody wants one without it. So, resale value may not be impacted much, but your pool of folks that would buy it are greatly diminished.
If you can, get a price for parts and labor to get it fixed up the way you want it and use that as a negotiating tool to get a better price from the seller.