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Tantrum in classifieds
Anyone know this boat? What speeds? Looks clean.
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Yep, I know EVERYTHING about it since it's mine. Runs 65 mph or so in calm water with a 26 Bravo 1. Boat is super clean and unmolested original. Call anytime even if ya just wanna chat and possibly kick the tires !
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3rd post down is a post about it or them (my 97 and 98 Tantrums) depending on how you look at it.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/w...e-thunder.html |
Thanks
I miss my 28 and your boat is really nice, but the speed is not enough and a painted trl. In salt water left my Superboat sitting on the side of the hwy. years ago. It is a nice boat though. Vic
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as clean as it seems and unmolested, I'd sell the steel trailer buy an aluminum one and maybe upgrade as you wish. Boat seems to be priced well also
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Well priced and clean
Just want a done deal with no work involved, I bought a 28 savage with a 496ho, by the time I upgraded to a 525 and other work I was way to far into the boat. Your boat is real nice, just looking to be in the high 70's even mid to low 80's to really enjoy the boat. I have been down the upgrading route way to many times. I was figuring that boat was faster.
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Its kinda funny bout the trailer, the aluminum one on the 98 was gonna get swapped with the steel one on the 97 until I figured out how to keep the damn thing sunk on the ramp. Was a major pain for a while but I got it worked out, all in all the steel trailer carries the boat better and its the original package. Good Luck with your search.
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Originally Posted by risky
(Post 3841374)
Just want a done deal with no work involved, I bought a 28 savage with a 496ho, by the time I upgraded to a 525 and other work I was way to far into the boat. Your boat is real nice, just looking to be in the high 70's even mid to low 80's to really enjoy the boat. I have been down the upgrading route way to many times. I was figuring that boat was faster.
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Originally Posted by RedRider69
(Post 3841452)
Its kinda funny bout the trailer, the aluminum one on the 98 was gonna get swapped with the steel one on the 97 until I figured out how to keep the damn thing sunk on the ramp. Was a major pain for a while but I got it worked out, all in all the steel trailer carries the boat better and its the original package. Good Luck with your search.
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I put dumbbells on my old Rocket aluminum trailer. It took 200 lbs. the first time. After I redid the trailer, I was able to drop it to 100 lbs.
Searching " floating trailer " here on OSO. You will come up with lots of good info. |
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