1980 Gheenoe style skinny water boat

This is a 13-foot 1980 Ships International/Glastream Gheenoe-style lowsider skiff. It's a fiberglass-hulled boat with a storage box in the middle. These boats, common in Florida and Georgia, are often confused with square-backed canoes. They're really more like a marriage between a jonboat and a canoe. They are exceptionally stable, can take a gas outboard, and are great for skinny water. Two people can lift it into the back of a truck. My dad bought it to use as a duck hunting boat. I inherited this boat from my dad, and it's been sitting unused for years. I just sanded the hull over the past month, then rolled on multiple layers of enamel with hardener on the hull (I was going to spray it but realized to get the thickness I wanted I needed to roll it). I also sprayed Rustoleum truck bedliner inside the boat. The paint is 10-feet-away pretty, and I'm pretty confident it's a good strong coat. I made a new top for the storage box out of synthetic wood plank. It's not attached right now--been debating whether to put the hinge back on or use a magnet arrangement. Boat comes with a working Minn Kota trolling motor. It runs fine--wires are a little rusty and aren't pretty, but it goes. (no battery included) Boat also comes with a trailer. Trailer and boat both have valid VA titles and registrations. Make me an offer--I'm flexible-ish, but the trailer belongs to a friend and the two of us will be splitting the proceeds, so my flexibility is more "I can do situps" flexible and not "I'm a circus contortionist" flexible. Also willing to entertain trade offers. I like whitewater kayaks, cargo bikes, possibly solo canoes, other outdoor stuff. Cheap Miata? Fixer-upper Jeep Cherokee?