Only 14 feet is a major plus....it lets me store mine in the garage so no storage fees or Texas sun fading it out.
That one looks in decent shape. The engines.... gotta test the compression on both engines. You must lake test it, if he makes up excuses why you can't, then I'd knock $1000 off the price.
Dependable? That's a funny word. I'm on my second SeaDoo boat and I would not call either one dependable. They run great when they are tuned and maintained well. Things constantly need adjusting, lubing, checking, cleaned, etc. If you are not handy with a wrench or interested in spending time working on it, I'd walk away.
It's a 20 year old boat, its going to need TLC.
I had a 28 foot Pontoon boat with a Johnson Outboard...that was dependable. SeaDoo Jetboats...maybe when they are new. But when my SeaDoo gets up on plane it makes me smile like the pontoon boat never could.