engman99;
shanfla06 has some good points. just remember one thing thats alot of money, so check it out %100, If its something you want and its worth it to you then buy it.
With that being said here is some other things to look for.
loose rivets(there easy to fix)
dent's in the hull
take it out and make sure the trolling motor runs all day on the batteries. if it doesn't it needs new batteries @about $100 a piece
then do a compression check on the motor. (this is very critacle) Boats are cheap motors cost an arm and a leg.
also remember one thing when people buy a new boat most finance them. and they owe alot in finance charge's.For that kinda money you can get a new one at most place's and not worry about the hassles of buying used.
also down here in a AZ you can get A nice fiberglass boat with a 150hp motor and all the toys. might be 2-5 years old also
check out
www.traderonline.com that will give you an idea of what used boats are going for.
If you do buy this boat,befor you take it in the water change the water pump.Its very easy and the cost is under 40 bucks. I recomend you change that water pump every year, if you use it 10 times or less a year change it every 6 months. If that water pump goes out your motor could be toast in less than 2 mins.
Delw