28 AT vs 28 Pantera vs 28 Velocity
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10-19-2007, 07:02 AM
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Chris, I hadn't noticed the rails on the deck before. Thats the first time I've seen them like that, they used to be on the top of the gunnels, but don't remember seeing them just on the deck like that 
I do like that boat alot
I do like that boat alot
10-19-2007, 12:51 PM
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28twin performance
Of course, I would love to run upper 70's -80, but maybe that will come. I almost sold this boat last month, man I'm so glad I still have her.
10-22-2007, 11:51 AM
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Its all personal preference, and who buys a boat for the backseat passengers enjoyment anyways? Their just happy-go-lucky to be there and chip in for gas. 
I did a short local poker run in the backseat of a 33 Outlaw. As you know, the cockpit of that boat is big enough to hold a small party. However, the freeboard is so shallow that I could get my hand wet by hanging it over the side while sitting in the backseat.
I did a short local poker run in the backseat of a 33 Outlaw. As you know, the cockpit of that boat is big enough to hold a small party. However, the freeboard is so shallow that I could get my hand wet by hanging it over the side while sitting in the backseat.
, thats a 6' adult in the back sittn and teenager standing, how did Baja get mixed up in this ? I agree though, didnt buy the boat for the riders comfort, but in the rough stuff the ride is much smoother in the backseat, with the stereo blasting they lose their hearing back there anyway. 
