36' 1982 Sea Ray 36' Express Cruiser Repowered 2010, needs restoration in Brooklyn, New York

It's project boat season and this classic wide body 1982 Sea Ray 36' Express cruiser is begging for a new owner to finish the restoration. This boat has a garage-man's lien for non payment of service and storage charges, so it must be sold as is where is to recoup the amount owed.
I'm told she was re-powered in 2010. The wiring was being reworked and the boat needs lots of love but when done you'll have a rock solid cruiser. Come take a look and make an offer.
***Call Brad McCabe 516-232-6395***
The PowerBoat Guide had this to say:
An innovative an unusual design, the Sea Ray 360 Express Cruiser is distinguished by her unique T-shaped hardtop and spoiler section. Supported by the windshield, the forward end of the top provides wind protection while underway. To get all-weather protection, the slots in the T-top can be closed with clear snap-in vinyl inserts or plexiglass panels. She was equally innovative below, where angled bulkheads give the staterooms and head compartment unusual shapes--a notable departure from the rigid, squared-off interiors found in most boats of the early 1980s. The interior is very spacious thanks to an extra wide 13 foot 11-inch beam. The highlight of the floor-plan is a huge galley with acres of counter space and tons of storage. On deck, the cockpit is huge with double helm and companion seats and a full-width bench seat at the transom. (Note the absence if a transom door.) A teak pulpit and swim platform were standard, and three in deck hatches provide good access to the motors. Built on a solid fiberglass hull with propeller pockets, the 360 Express will cruise at 18 knots and deliver a top speed in the mid 20's.