SOLD/EXPIRED looking for a project gheenoe/canoe!

I'm looking for a project gheenoe, or canoe. Something cheap, that needs work. Although I still have my 14 foot skiff,I regret selling my jon boat! I knew I should have kept it!  I want something that I can throw in the bed of my truck and just throw it at any canal/lake that I want. There's so many spots that I fish at that there are no boat ramps at, so I  can't launch my skiff.

 

How much? I'm looking for a project so that it'll be cheap cheap, and I can fix it.

 

any pics? where are you located? thats a bit more than I would like to spend, but if I like it then I can't go wrong.

 

Hey man I called you and you didn't answer. I think I remember you telling me that it was v-hull back when we were going to take it out fishing. Does it have any cracks, loose rivets, and how many leaks does it have? I'm really interested. I wanted a gheenoe/canoe but I'll settle for a jon boat.

I paid 50 for my last 12 foot v-hull jon boat, and my buddy got a 13 foot gheenoe and 14 foot jon for free. Where are all those deals at nowadays...lol But anyway, 100 sounds good. A friend and I are going half on it because we want something to mess with while we're not out on the skiff. We don't need the wood we already have some. I just would like to know exactly how bad the leaks are, and if it's too banged up. We would just paint it and throw some rod holders and call it a day.

 

As soon as I got the boat home, I put her on stands and filled it up with water. The only leak is the one you told me about. I'm just going to stick some bolts through it with some lock nuts. I will cover the screw in 5200 before sticking it through the hole; that should fix the problem. I'm still tryna to figure out if I should go with camo paint, or just paint it a charcoal metallic color on the outside, and a flat black on the inside and call it a day. Some paddles, a trolling motor, and I'm good to go. As soon as I get her going you're invited to come down to our freshie tarpon spot. I would love to find a little 5hp or something like that to slap on it but who knows. I rather take my skiff to a mechanic before spending that money on a outboard for this one.

 

The boat's already painted. I'm almost done with it. I just needa finish painting the floor. I used some rubberized bed liner paint for the floor but I ran out half way through. I got to go pick up some more. I also purchased a 7.5 outboard for it. The motor needs the spring in the pull start changed. I have to manually rewind the rope after each pull. It's a real pain in the ass, but it runs. lol I ended up finding another hole in it, but its high on the side. I don't believe its under the waterline so ot shouldn't be a problem. I already covered the little holes with tiny screw, can't even notice. I will hopefully take it out today to get it wet and make sure there's no more leaks with it in an actual lake.