Tige's legendary Z3 and its wave... The Captain America boat...Still has the Taps3 and I replaced the touchscreen in 2019 with no subsequent problems. Master technician owned, new double taper AQ22 shaft (not from a strike, the factory cross threaded the coupler nut so I had to replace the whole shaft, I did the write up on Tigeowners website for others to follow), new Glide strut bearings, new Glide dripless shaft seal, new steering cable turns with a finger, through bolted fresh air exhaust with no cracks, spare prop, less than 1000 miles on trailer tires with new rims, oil changed every 50 hours with Amsoil front to back, spark plugs replaced at 400, injectors serviced same time with new fuel filter, new Globe silicone Run-Dry impeller (last one lasted 415 hours and did not disintegrate) 2 year old batteries, spare interior carpet, custom surfboard pockets in the bimini. We discovered the factory bags were upgraded and installed camloc fittings on all the bag hoses for easy removal and cleaning when needed. There's an additional 500lbs lead (10 50lb Wake Ballast bags), 2 280lbs Sumo Sacs and a single 560lbs bag with portable pump, suction cup style Roswell surf wedge but we never use it, the wave is beautiful without it. Spare ram, 4 Babs and 4 regular fenders with lines, full Sunbrella Cover with full side, transom and swimstep cover. This boat has been reliable every single time we've used it (except the one time my daughter pulled the kill switch at the launch ramp over the fourth of July...). It throws a tremendous wave and we have spent most of its 513 hours surfing behind it with likely less than 10 total hours towing the tube. It is a great family boat and we've taught many people how to surf behind it, cruised to Hoover dam and swam for hours with it anchored in a cove. We never had the oxygen sensor problems that came in later years and this engine still exceeds my expectations. Comes with a brand new spare axel for the trailer, spare trailer tongue and brake actuator, towable tube, lines, anchor and line and life jackets. It's truly lake ready. We hate to see it go but the kids are older and we're looking to get back on the ocean now. Currently in covered storage at Lake Mohave, Cottonwood cove but can bring back to southern California.