Seadoo Gsx Limited 951 Jet Ski & Trailer Seadoo Jetski 2 Seater 1999

For sale is my 1999 Seadoo GSX 951 Ltd Fantastically fun Ski to ride. Had the engine fully re built last year by "the jetskicentre" in Eastbourne at a cost of £1,300 and I have only just run it in, (its had 1 & 1/2 tanks of fuel through it since re build) Used in salt water and flushed after every use. Good bits:Roller Trailer included - So easy to load and unload VTS WORKS sort after powerful 951 engine Prok Filters / flame arrestors Re built top and bottom end professionally last year - Receipt picturedPump oil changed last yearAnti rattle cone fitted last year (no different in my opinion) Its genuinely quickBilge pump fitted - not standard Battery Isolator fitted - not standardNew battery 12 months agoDess Key present and working Wear ring in good conditionCarbon seal is water tight - you can leave it in the water and it does not seep in. Fairley new bigger wheels and tyres on trailer (I took the ski 550 miles on holiday to Scotland the last two summers so replaced the tiny wheels it came with) Speedo and on-board computer for RPM and Temp max speed etc. Works Best colour year - personally I think the red and black is much better than the 1998 purple and red I still have the standard air box if desired Bad Bits: (I am being picky with these to as honest as I can be) Carbs WILL need a tinker now the engine is settling in (they have had pre mix fuel run through them for the running in period along with the standard oil pump) so have got a little gummed up - it was starting to run a little poorly when I was last out on it - its a high power 2 stroke, and can be temperamental as most 2 stokes are - but fairly simple to work on when needed.

Trailer is generally good but the jockey wheel dropped last outing and has worn the middle a bit (see pic)Few small age related scuffs but nothing major and nothing that's broken the gel coat at all. Starter works but sometimes disengages if cranking for a while ( it takes a while to start after you have winterised it as the pots get fogging oil put in them and the fuel is switched off all winter) Fuel gauge does not workSmall nick in the seat cover (pictured) Fuel selector plastic "thing" missing but still fully functional (pictured) bearings in trailer are ok, but I do dunk them - anyone who says they don't is telling porkies. (20 quid for a set half hour to change - I do them most years but have not this year as I have not had it out)