suggestions for a smaller 20-26ft, single inboard, fast hull.
#31
Registered
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 16
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
boats
the donzi minx i know has more cockpit depth etc, i do like them and have been looking. the cigarette looks really cool, i just know they are a little heavy and slower. The velocity would probably be the fastest being a pad bottom....and considering i have a hydrostream vking padv 650lb hull that i have driven on the pad up close to 100gps...id say the velocity should be a little easier to drive...I have seen some velocity's with the 300x outboards, they look nice....I've seen a couple nicely restored cigarette's that really look good. Seems like everybody has a donzi, or at least you see more of them than the other boats...like the cig
#35
Registered
Here`s ya boy! Cheap ,fast, and good looking!
atlanta.oodle.com/vehicle/boat/?o=75
Dont know why the link wont work. Copy and paste it then search "Stryker"
atlanta.oodle.com/vehicle/boat/?o=75
Dont know why the link wont work. Copy and paste it then search "Stryker"
Last edited by johnny g; 06-08-2009 at 04:58 PM.
#37
Registered
I agree and was thinking the same thing. I owned a 22' Talon, a centerpod tunnel, and it handled the rough very well for a 22'.
One of those single sterndrive 26' RPM boats would be sweet, but they are too new to find low priced used ones...
#38
Registered
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 16
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
talon and stryker
yeah, i do like the 22 talon, much nicer than the 21 talon....larger sponsons and cokpit depth.....friend of mine that i bought my vking from is rigging one of the original 22 talons with twin 280's....i did see that stryker in atlanta...not bad for the price....
#39
What kind of Donzi did you own?
I have both a 18 and 26. They are way different animals. The 18 you ride on and the 26 you ride in. There is a big difference in the types of boats mentioned here. We have gone from classic looks to cats. There is also a pretty big difference between a 22 and a 26.
My 26 runs in the mid 90's and can handle some pretty good water for a 26 foot hull. I would not exactly describe it as tall though. It takes a good bit of power to get you there but you said you were looking for a "classic" looking hull.
The 22ZX would be a good smaller option but again it is not a "classic" hull.
I have both a 18 and 26. They are way different animals. The 18 you ride on and the 26 you ride in. There is a big difference in the types of boats mentioned here. We have gone from classic looks to cats. There is also a pretty big difference between a 22 and a 26.
My 26 runs in the mid 90's and can handle some pretty good water for a 26 foot hull. I would not exactly describe it as tall though. It takes a good bit of power to get you there but you said you were looking for a "classic" looking hull.
The 22ZX would be a good smaller option but again it is not a "classic" hull.