Correct Craft Sport Nautique Boat and Trailer

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This is a 1996 Correct craft that has been running many hours it does run but it has a few issues regarding the starter and some rust around the steering wheel. **The trailer is also in good condition with tires that work as well as lights. The interior is in decent shape considering the age. Initially created as a product offering from Correct Craft, the Nautique brand was born with the introduction of the Ski Nautique in 1961. A boat model that transformed the watersports industry, the Ski Nautique set the course for the Nautique brand in creating the highest-performing towboats in the world. Over the course of history, Nautique has continued to pave the way through innovation and cutting-edge technology, with more world records and industry firsts than any other brand. The Nautique name is synonymous with progression, high-quality, and customer satisfaction and leads the industry as the best performing towboats on the water. Correct Craft Ski Nautique is a classic 19-foot direct-drive inboard ski boat featuring a composite fiberglass hull, a 7'7" beam, and a standard PCM V8 engine pushing around 275 to 310 horsepower. It is celebrated for its exceptionally flat slalom wake and timeless styling. Key Specifications Length: 19 feet Beam: 7 feet, 7 inches Weight: Approx. 2,340 lbs Hull Construction: Wood-free composite substructure (1993–1996 models) Propulsion: Direct drive inboard Performance & Handling Slalom Wake: Widely praised by tournament skiers for being small, soft, and low-profile at course speeds. Build Quality: The 1996 model benefits from Correct Craft's transition to all-composite stringers and floors, eliminating the rot issues found in older wood-stringer configurations. Users on BalOfSpray note that while the wake is great for slalom and barefooting, the wake crossing can feel firm compared to newer or alternate V-drive/direct-drive shapes. Upgrading to a 4-blade prop (like an Acme or OJ) is a common community recommendation to further optimize hole shot and soften behavior. ***The 1995 Eagle single-axle (2-wheel) boat trailer is a vintage lightweight galvanized or painted steel frame carrier. It typically accommodates small to mid-sized fiberglass or aluminum fishing boats, skiffs, or runabouts ranging from 14 to 18 feet, with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) generally between 2,000 and 3,000 pounds. Maintenance and Parts Tires and Wheels: Frequently use 13-inch or 14-inch trailer tires (such as ST-series bias or radial tires). Check the sidewall of your current tire for exact sizing. Hubs and Bearings: Usually equipped with standard 4-lug or 5-lug hubs requiring regular greasing or bearing buddy maintenance; standard bearing replacement kits are widely available. Bunks and Rollers: Fitted with adjustable carpeted wood bunks or rubber keel rollers depending on the specific hull style configuration. Lighting: Originally came with standard incandescent submersible tail light. ***The boat does not come with a title; the trailer does have a title. University of Nebraska Fleet Management: http://transportation.unl.edu/http://transportation.unl.edu/