Anyone own a 322
09-29-2003, 05:39 PM
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JCBoats, that 98 322 out of So.
Cal. was our boat. It was a great boat, and as far as I know, still is. We sold it to a guy out of Las Vegas, keeps it at Lake Mead. The 322 handles the rough water really well. Did most of our boating in the ocean, we would take it out when the flag was flying for small craft warning conditions, no problem. With the 502's it would run just a little better then 70mph. The only reason we sold it was because we had two boats, and didn't want to make two payments.
Cal. was our boat. It was a great boat, and as far as I know, still is. We sold it to a guy out of Las Vegas, keeps it at Lake Mead. The 322 handles the rough water really well. Did most of our boating in the ocean, we would take it out when the flag was flying for small craft warning conditions, no problem. With the 502's it would run just a little better then 70mph. The only reason we sold it was because we had two boats, and didn't want to make two payments.
09-29-2003, 10:53 PM
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doug:
i remember speaking to you when you had the boat for sale.. i really liked the color scheme on that boat. i was a bit concerned with the hours.
i just could not step up to the plate with the $$ i still had my boat at the time and did not have any real bits on it.
this year i might go ahead and make that "winter deal"
it seems that when you have a boat there are always good deals out there and when you do not have a boat (usually in the spring after you sold yours) there are no good deals...
jc
i remember speaking to you when you had the boat for sale.. i really liked the color scheme on that boat. i was a bit concerned with the hours.
i just could not step up to the plate with the $$ i still had my boat at the time and did not have any real bits on it.
this year i might go ahead and make that "winter deal"
it seems that when you have a boat there are always good deals out there and when you do not have a boat (usually in the spring after you sold yours) there are no good deals...
jc
09-30-2003, 12:04 PM
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jc,
although I have not been actively try to sell my 322, it is still for sale if someone is seriously interested.
I posted a little bit of information about the boat on a prior post, but if you would like full details and pictures let me know.
The boat only has 167 hours on it, the motors less than 70, and the drives less than 50 hours on them.
You can email me at [email protected].
Have a good day,
Don Baca
although I have not been actively try to sell my 322, it is still for sale if someone is seriously interested.
I posted a little bit of information about the boat on a prior post, but if you would like full details and pictures let me know.
The boat only has 167 hours on it, the motors less than 70, and the drives less than 50 hours on them.
You can email me at [email protected].
Have a good day,
Don Baca
10-02-2003, 10:36 PM
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Windshield? Pics? JC,,, any more info?
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10-06-2003, 08:07 PM
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I ordered the 322 in KY new. I sold it to the guy in Louisville that is selling it now. It is an awsome boat,the headroom in the cabin is 6' it has a built in tv,frig and pump out head. It was the first order with the new deck and windshield. If you want to know anything about the 322 just let me know
10-08-2003, 07:19 AM
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