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Up for sale is my 2000 Super Air Nautique with PCM GT40 and tandem magnum trailer. Reduced to $19,999. Call Two One Four - Nine Five Two - Eight Seven Four Eight.
- Hours: Unknown. Tach and Speedo gauges have been replaced with the Faria replacement gauges. The boat allegedly had about 350 hours on it when I bought it, but I bought it from a used boat dealer and there was no way to verify as the Teleflex gauges were not working when I bought it. When I bought it, I immediately replaced the gauges and have added about 270 hours since I bought it in 2010.
- Perfect Pass Pro (single line display) with NauticLogic add on for GPS speed control (no paddlewheel). Works great in Speed and RPM modes.
- Ballast:
- 2 x 750lb Fly-high Fat sacs (black) in the rear compartments with quick-connect fittings run by 2 Johnson ultraballast pumps (1 pump is brand new).
- 1 x 580lb Fly-high Fat sac in the ski locker run by Johnson ultraballast pump (shared with bow sac)
- 1 x Fly-high underbow A-sac under the front seats run by Johnson ultraballast pump (shared with ski locker)
- 1 Extra hose tied into the third pump that extends from the gunnel opening for use in the cabin if you want to add even another sac for surfing. All of the shared sacs have wakemakers ball valves so you can turn the flow on/off or restrict the flow to each individual sac.
- 3 contour DPDT switches with labels near the throttle to run the 3 pumps.
- Audio:
- Alpine CDA 9886M Head Unit (single DIN) with USB connector. This is a great head unit.
- JL Audio Blutooth adapter for connecting your phone to the head unit wirelessly.
- 12” Kicker sub in custom box at driver’s kick panel powered by sub channel on Alpine PDA 5
- Factory in cabin speakers, but I have some kicker speakers with LEDs new in the box that I was going to replace the factory ones with that I would be willing to include at the asking price. Otherwise, I will sell these separately.
- 2 x Wetsounds Rev8 tower speakers that I will include at the asking price, otherwise I will sell separately. Note, these have been in speaker sox since I installed them, so they are in excellent shape. Powered by a Soundstream 4 channel amp in bridge mode. I think it has about 350 watts/channel bridged. Very easy to hear clean at 80’ back with volume way less than full.
- WS-420 equalizer with microphone for independent control of tower speakers and in cabin speakers. Mic replaced at end of last season. I love this thing. Great for teaching new riders.
- Power:
- Dual AGM batteries located behind the rear seat on the shelves.
- BlueSeas intelligent isolator/combiner system.
- 100 amp upgraded alternator (installed in 2015).
- Bimini/cover:
- Tower Biminis under the tower black bimini. Most people consider Tower Biminis the best biminis one can buy for these older boats.
- Coversports custom trailerable cover.
- Tower Accessories:
- Tower arm and Mirror
- 2 x Flight Clips wakeboard rack.
- 1 x 3-prong Krypt Wakeboard, Surf, Wakeboard rack.
- 1 x 2-prong Krypt double wake rack.
- 2x Nvert wakeboard racks (optional). These are really rare and mount only to the ovals on the FCT tower (like flight clips). Yes, you can actually fit 10 wakeboards and a surf style surfboard with all these racks.
- Fresh-Air Exhaust: Comes with a custom FAE to reduce those noxious fumes, but it is not presently mounted to the boat. It takes about 10 minutes to put on. I found that it created a bit of a dead zone at one particular spot in the prop wash (below the surface) at riding speeds that messed with my hydro-foil wing. Was fine for surfing and wakeboarding.
- Tachyon retractable ski pylon.
- Added Hummingbird Depth sounder (no temp)
- WakeSurf Stuff:
- Skate Ramp Attachment: Presently, the boat comes with the skate ramp cheap mod for surfing with the Velcro installed on the starboard side. I have extra Velcro. With the success of the suckgates though, I am happy to remove the Velcro.
- Propeller
- On the boat is the big ACME surf prop. If forget the exact number, but it is not the one that can burn the gel, but rather the one ACME and Delta recommend for surfing this hull.
- Spare prop (not a surf prop). I think this was the original prop.
- Interior. It's a 16 year-old boat that has never had its vinyl replaced. There is cracking on the rear edge of the sunpad, and a few other spots. These have been like this since I bought the boat and I never felt the need to fix them because they weren't that bad and did not get worse.
- Trailer: Last year I bought a used blue Magnum trailer that was designed for the original SAN hull (my prior trailer was a bit big). I just had the brakes completely redone and all of the bearings redone by Magnum trailer ($900 + of work). This trailer should now have a lot of life left in it.
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