AO v. Awesome
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From: Lawrenceburg, Indiana
Early 90s awesomes seem on the heavy side. They both have the same bottom. The Awesome has a different floor liner with a little less room between the seats...thus a little more room in front of the engines. In my opinion they are alot of boat for the money in most cases.
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From: Riverview, Michigan
I will add to Greencard:
1) Deck and cockpit liner slightly different.
2) Awesome had a seperate dash panel mold.
3) 97-up Awesome had front footwell inserts
4) Fuel tanks further forward on the AO.
5) Bravo transom cutout slightly different between the two.
My observation is the AO has the drives a tad closer
together.
#4 only relates to the cockpit liner and not necessarly the hull.
1) Deck and cockpit liner slightly different.
2) Awesome had a seperate dash panel mold.
3) 97-up Awesome had front footwell inserts
4) Fuel tanks further forward on the AO.
5) Bravo transom cutout slightly different between the two.
My observation is the AO has the drives a tad closer
together.
#4 only relates to the cockpit liner and not necessarly the hull.
Last edited by ROTAX454; 10-10-2011 at 07:30 PM.
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holy chit, thats heavy for a 31' I assume you have a steel trailer? I'm curious to know the weight difference as well. I actually believe my '95 Awesome was lighter then my buddies '99 AO, Mine sat much higher in the water when rafted next to each other, never weighed my boat, but I have an old brochure from back in the day that calls the Approx. dry weight @ 6200LBS
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From: Belle River, Ontario / Lake St. Clair
WOW
if your steel trailer even weighed 2000lbs that would put the boat over 10k. something seems wrong here as I would like to know what they weigh off the trailer.My boat sits about 6" lower in the front than the Awesomes do.
Maybe Art can jump in here and post the weight from the factory.

IMO my boat weighs too much in the front end.
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From: Riverview, Michigan
holy chit, thats heavy for a 31' I assume you have a steel trailer? I'm curious to know the weight difference as well. I actually believe my '95 Awesome was lighter then my buddies '99 AO, Mine sat much higher in the water when rafted next to each other, never weighed my boat, but I have an old brochure from back in the day that calls the Approx. dry weight @ 6200LBS

12K Wow.
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From: Eufaula, Oklahoma
I like my awesome didn't get to use it but twice this summer"couple of boat problems" but got Keith Scroggins to get things back in line. But was just wanting to know the difference. Been so ticked at the boat lately and was thinking of getting rid of it. But the boat is just to nice to get rid of.



