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04-01-2011, 08:51 PM
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you pick it
trying to choose one of these midcabin open bows
1]advantage 22-24
2] sleekcraft enforcer
3]eliminatot 236
please give negitives and positives
if anyone knows of one forsale please pm me
1]advantage 22-24
2] sleekcraft enforcer
3]eliminatot 236
please give negitives and positives
if anyone knows of one forsale please pm me
04-23-2011, 10:13 PM
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04-24-2011, 07:31 AM
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Nordic Rage
Probably ought to put this one on your list. It's a great boat and one of the most effecient designs. 70 mph with the 496HO and my kids ski behind it. The trade off with the mid-cabin is storage. It's well documented if you do a bit of research. Hard to beat Nordic at this game!
04-24-2011, 08:58 AM
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Probably ought to put this one on your list. It's a great boat and one of the most effecient designs. 70 mph with the 496HO and my kids ski behind it. The trade off with the mid-cabin is storage. It's well documented if you do a bit of research. Hard to beat Nordic at this game!
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Storage
In case you haven't been in one of these boats storage is always an issue. They make such good use of the space that there's not a lot of storage for stuff like wake boards and the like.
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One more thing...
Depending on how you're going to use this you may want to look at the 28 Heat? If the boat is partially for kids and towables stick with the 25 foot range but if it's just to take extra folks with you I'd look at the 28. That three feet makes a world of difference on a big lake like Havasu, LOTO, etc.
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can't beat the 28' Victory MCOB. Tons of storage. Also has a deep engine compartment which will allow a blower motor if desired. I like the center console style bolsters. Advantage gel coat work is done very nice. Only draw back i have is during a hard rain, water will come in the mid-cabin if you don't get the bow cover on. PM and i'll send you some pics
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What size slip you have? My 30' is in a 28' slip. I built a canvas over hang to cover back. I have 2 buddy's that have 30' in 24' slips. They back their boats in.
