For sale: 2004 MasterCraft Prostar 205V trailer

[P-hat_in_Cincy]

SOLD!

Our '04 MasterCraft Prostar 205V trailer is up for sale.

Details:
2004 MasterCraft Prostar 205V trailer, black, in very good shape (it has always been garaged and only used in fresh water)
Single axle
MC 15" wheels (3, including spare)
Brand new (less than 50 miles) load range E Goodride tires on all wheels (pictures do not show current tires)
LED lights (attached pictures are before LED lights replacement)
Boat Buddy with new Boat Buddy cover
Swing away tongue
Oil bath bearings
Disc brakes
Torsion axles
Prop guard caster wheels

Asking $2,000.

Thanks,
Paul

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From one Buckeye to another, what you should do is sell that boat AND trailer to me (at a very resonable price) and buy your self a NEW boat with a tandem axle trailer.

Problem solved!

BTW, I have not seen you up Fishin Creek in a while?

[FLY6584]

I wish I could find a 205V like that. They are so much better looking that the X-Star/X-2/X-1 205V's. Too bad they are so much rarer.

[P-hat_in_Cincy]

Hey Footin'...that's what CincyMC said too! lol...But no plans to sell the boat anytime soon.

We've been spending most our time at the river and Norris. Trailering to Norris is why we're switching to a tandem.

Anyway...if you know anyone in need of the trailer, send them my way!

Thanks,
Paul

[46Chief]

Do you know how the 205 dimensions compare to a 209? I considering a trailer, yours looks like the nicest option out there and is relatively close.

[02ProstarSammyD]

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[P-hat_in_Cincy]

Here are some pix of the LED lights and tires. You can tell by the lettering on the tires that they a very little use on them.

[P-hat_in_Cincy]

Originally Posted by 46Chief

Do you know how the 205 dimensions compare to a 209? I considering a trailer, yours looks like the nicest option out there and is relatively close.

I asked...and it wouldn't be recommended because it wouldn't be the proper fit.

[Double D]

Originally Posted by P-hat_in_Cincy

I asked...and it wouldn't be recommended because it wouldn't be the proper fit.

I cant afford a new trailer right now but I would love to put my 94 - 205 on that trailer and avoid all the damaged props. I wonder what changes would be required...