Boats, Buy and Sell COLOUR depth sounder. This unit has many features incL, 55 inch screen, 5 colours, audio alarm and light weight plastic body plus many more extras. Has been reduced $3OO to only $1299 while stocks last. Only avail, from Sports Marine Ltd., 507 Moorhouse Ave., Ph. 799-208 J “♦ ♦ ♦ ♦” CRESTACRAFT, VlB and V2O all in stock and the very best used units available, only at Boats and Motors, 100 Fltzgerald Ave, ph. 799-711. CRESTA CRAFT V 22, 175 Black Max, 7.5 auxilary, canopy, T/cover, cooker, toilet, tabs, Depth sounder, gas detector, 4 berth sleeper, new cond. Ph. 595-005. CRESTACRAFT, 13ft, with 55 Chrysler motor, good cond., must sell, $2600 0.n.0. Ph. 881122. CRESTA, Vl6 cabin, new October 1984, VRO9O Johnson, 25 hours, u/f tank, aux. bracket, road cover, etc, priced for quick sale, $15,500. Phone 588-345. CRESTA 14, runabout with 45 h.p. Chrysler motor on road trailer, excellent condition, $2BOO. Ph. 894-066. CREW needed for Marlborough Sounds, February 22-28. Ph. Ellis, 327-657, evenings.
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