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Know anything about this boat?
http://www.offshoreonlyclassifieds.c...o21280-en.html
This looks really clean. Anybody have any info on it? We are looking for a good LOTO/Grand Lake rough water performer. I like the more plain style this has over some others, and the price looks reasonable as well.
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This looks really clean. Anybody have any info on it? We are looking for a good LOTO/Grand Lake rough water performer. I like the more plain style this has over some others, and the price looks reasonable as well.
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Any thoughts on how it will handle LOTO vs a Playboy Cigarette 35 Twin step? Our next boat has to take the rough better than our 24 Super, or the wife is going to make me drive slow!
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I have no personal hands on experince with it but it looks very clean and if I could I would be all over it for great lakes and St Lawance river area where I am sure it is just as rough or worse than lotto, go for it you will love it.
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At LOTO last year, there were cruiser swells big enough to swallow my whole boat! We've been slowly shopping for a bigger boat, but we haven't been able to sell the super yet. I may bite the bullet and have two boats until I can sell my 24 for what I need to have.
My wife very much likes the 35 Cig. Playboy, and I like it too. I'm just not sure I want to spend that much. I have always liked the AT boats, and I will most likely take a look at this one. I just need to make sure that it will take the rough well enough to not scare my wife.
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My wife very much likes the 35 Cig. Playboy, and I like it too. I'm just not sure I want to spend that much. I have always liked the AT boats, and I will most likely take a look at this one. I just need to make sure that it will take the rough well enough to not scare my wife.
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Nice looking boat. I have heard nothing but good things about the 32' AT. I have ridden in a 37' and what a ride. I don't think you could go wrong with either that or a 35' Ciggy.
I can't believe that boat doesn't have steering?
I can't believe that boat doesn't have steering?
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There is no comparsion to a step bottom from a flat bottom, its not fair. Steps give you alot better ride and more speed
A jump from a 24 to a tru 32' AT will be awsome for you, to move to a 35 twinstep will be even better, to a 37 AT would be best, then a 38 cig Twinstep, then a 43 AT to a 46 rough rider. Sound like a plan, great, have fun, cant wait to see you at LOTO
Just my .02
Randy Wild
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