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It is a boat that has been donated to "charity." There is a reason someone donates a boat in lieu of selling it. You could easily put $10K to $15K into this boat and bring it back to life; and then, it will be worth just that much or possibly less. It's not a bargain by any means; and if somebody ends up with that boat thinking they got a good deal, they're in for a big surprise.
If it wasnt on the wrong side of the country I would be bidding on it.
Spend a day takling it apart and pressure washing all the mold away. Then move on to the motor/outdrive. If the motor is toast, put in a long block for around 4k.
That tandem axle galvanized trailer alone is worth 2k.
My boat looked almost that bad until about a year ago. It was a lot of work but it cleaned up better than expected. A rering job and lots of work and it works great.
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