ACTIVE - Ski Nautique Body Glove Edition 1995

[toddwaterskier]

Very Rare, been told "this thing belongs in a Nautique museum"....changing the description after a comment. Yes, I did not put the red insert in the rub rail. I thought the red looked too "Barbie". See below for why I did not replace the Body Glove logo. It's $300 and would be be better quality decal material than available in 1995. No, stitching was not put back on upholstery....stitching weakens the upholstery and it cracked around the stitching in my other boats...but it is thicker and nicer qualify than what was available in the 90's. 1 of 5 made Body Glove Edition Ski Nautique. No trades. The story I have heard is there were 6 made, one was damaged. 5 total put into the market by Correct Craft for 1995. That's what I have heard, I certainly can't confirm it, but it tracks. This boat is as close to perfect as you can get in a 1995 limited edition model. Interior was redone in correct colors for the Body Glove Edition. 2000 Tandem Trailer, which isn't pristine like the boat, but nice and 5 years newer. No rust or damage, just faded. Needs nice paint to really pop, but I haven't had a chance to do it. New brake hydraulic system on trailer. I have done a number of updates to the boat including correct speedos replacement, bimini fabric and decals. Nice garage cover included. I suppose you could tow with it because it fits over the platform, but I would never tow a boat with a cover.
I decided not to redo the Body Glove side decals, instead, having retro Ski Nautique decals fitting the graphics perfectly. Looks really great with the retro decals. About $300 to have the original Body Glove decals made if you wanted it back to original look. No fading, so peel SN and apply BG would not be difficult. Boat shines like new. Recent oil change, belts and impeller. Stereo also replaced to fit in stock location, but with blue tooth and audio plug. Newer battery kept on a tender. Boat has been garage kept and has 744 hrs. If you are a Correct Craft fan, this is your boat. Only selling because I ran across a model I used to own and bought it. Motivated seller since there are now two Nautiques at our house. Happy to help with shipping coordination. Runs like a watch with zero issues. Gets comments every time we take it out. True 90's retro in an extremely limited edition.
Email me - toddwaterskier@comcast.net

[NautiqueJeff]

Nice boat, but museum-quality is a bit of a stretch. It doesn't have the embroidered Body Glove logos in the upholstery, it has the wrong graphics on the hull sides, the speedometers are not original, and the rub rail is incorrect. Not trying to downplay your boat, but museum-quality implies original and near-perfect condition, and that doesn't match the current condition. I think "tastefully-upgraded" would be a more appropriate term. Still, it is a very nice and rare boat.