150mph boats for 150k?
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It would be like taking a classic camaro and putting a corvette hood on it. Some things are better they way they were built originally.
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Best bang for your buck
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I still think, even after all the banter about older Skaters, that this boat - mine - is the best bang for your buck. Anything out there that is a 2003 or newer that is at least 38 ft and total of 1500 HP (mine is 1800) and $120,000 or less?
I still think, even after all the banter about older Skaters, that this boat - mine - is the best bang for your buck. Anything out there that is a 2003 or newer that is at least 38 ft and total of 1500 HP (mine is 1800) and $120,000 or less?
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I like your boat a lot but what kills it for me is the fact that it isn't a true tunnel and I do all of my boating in the ocean.
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The advantage of the center pod is no hop at lower speeds, say 60-90, in calm water. But when it is rough the center pod slaps and beats you up pretty good. A true tunnel will outshine a center pod boat in rough water all day long.