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Old 01-04-2011, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by kreed
No, THIS is the best post so far.
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Old 01-04-2011, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by kreed
No, THIS is the best post so far.
lol.

FWIW my next boat is going to be a cat.

A cat would actually be a much more 'useable' boat for me. 125mph or more, 32-36ft. hot rod, seats for 5-6, stereo. Ideally a 36/40 Skater/39 MTI or 36 Nortech. I have only ridden in a couple cats thus far so dont know what I actually like.

I have no kids and live in urban toronto which is a city of 6 million people.

keep my boat at my office on the trailer and use it in Lake Ontario for rides as well as take it to the cottage and friends cottages (the ones who dont mind the sound) lol).


If you have small kids and a wife and do alot of day boating and use your boat as a fun day adventure type thing I think cabin would be a no brainer.

for the 'young urban bachelor'....hot rod all the way. lol. Just wish I could fit more girls.





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Old 01-04-2011, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ar15meister
this is the best post so far.

p.s. I run a 2 man raceboat, no 'cabin'. There have been times when it would have been cool. For instance a trip to a bar where you can party all night and just flop into the cabin and pass out instead of dealing with BS of getting home and coming back the next day for the boat, etc. JUst wake up, kick her out, drink some water, eat some greasy food, have a dump and go back to the cottage!
That is how I think also, I never wanted to have to deal with the bs of running at night or drinking and driving, I ended up going with a center console, it has a small cuddy to sleep in, runs plenty fast enough, and is a great all around party barge with lots of room and minimal interior to get tore up. Is a cabin needed on the great lakes, I think so, even if you live on the water, why would you want to leave the party early?
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If you don't have a cabin where do you lay pipe?
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Old 01-04-2011, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by richanton
If you don't have a cabin where do you lay pipe?
The back seat works well, But I do have a cabin that I have used also........
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