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LovlyLady426 10-21-2003 05:45 PM

cruisers?
 
Hi again,
I can't seen to get my mind off a cruiser. But reading on it. Its like reading a differant language. But the style of one is what I am looking for. As far as entertaining and my daughter and I to spend time on. I've seen lots of boats being pulled. But never a cruiser. HELP

TEAMBAJA 10-21-2003 06:09 PM

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I dont think you could go wrong with a Sea Ray. That would be my choice if I got a cruiser.

http://www.searay.com/index.asp

Von Bongo 10-21-2003 06:19 PM

Knowing your budget would help.

LovlyLady426 10-21-2003 06:20 PM

I have some info coming to me on that .. thanks. Like I had mention when I first joined OSO. I am a bit impulsive... so everything I see I want.

LovlyLady426 10-21-2003 06:20 PM

I want to stay between 70 and 100 K

kevin285 10-21-2003 06:35 PM

If it were me Id go for a Formula cruiser or a Formula Super sport ( more cockpit space less cabin room than the cruiser models)

www.formulaboats.com

THRILLSEEKER 10-21-2003 07:38 PM

Man those new Sundancers are ugly:o

Ted G 10-21-2003 07:54 PM

There is some very good info over at www.boatered.com

There are a lot of Cruiser guys over there and thay can help you with a lot fo questions you might have.

But we have more fun here :D

Dock Rat 10-21-2003 08:00 PM

I'd look at the Mustang line of cruisers if you want that traditional "cruiser look". What I like is that: 1. The hull to deck joint is bonded with fiberglass on the inside, similar to an offshore boat. 2. The beam is slightly narrower for a better rough water ride.

I'd also look at the Formula and Fountain sport cruisers if you want something sportier.

mcollinstn 10-21-2003 09:50 PM

Sea Ray cruisers hold their value well. Formula costs more initially, and typically falls in value quicker (in the cruiser market). For this reason, I would rather buy a used Formula cruiser.

Now, for BANG for the BUCK, it is hard to beat a Rinker. You can get a NICE 30' twin V6 (more room in the engine compartment than the V8) with Generator and Air a few years old for around $45k. Good boat to see if you like cruisers with. If you keep it a year and want more, then go for a "premium" brand.


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