06 25 Baja Outlaw?
07-27-2009, 09:55 AM
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Just so I understand....with the 2006 and prior line (23/30/ext) OLs, where they of different construction than the 25 OLs?
07-27-2009, 10:16 AM
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20 Outlaw
23 Outlaw
30 Outlaw
35 Outlaw
Hammer "X"
245
247
277
278
335
405
Stringer Constructed Hulls:
192
202
212
Hamer
232
242
H2X
252
272
275
25 Outlaw
29 Outlaw
302
33 Outlaw
342
36 Outlaw
38 Special
40 Outlaw
420
While I know this is not a 100% complete list it cover 95%. I am not sure about the newer 275 that replaced the 272 whether or not it was a liner construction.
I would buy a 25 Outlaw in a heartbeat. GREAT BOATS!
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07-27-2009, 02:32 PM
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You are welcome
I updated the list because I forgot a few including the 35 Outlaw. I received a PM from a fellow in the know that helped with a few models I was unsure about as well.
Remember that I am referring on to the original Baja lineup from Bucyrus andnot what Fountain is currently building. I am not familiar with their product listing or their construction process.
I updated the list because I forgot a few including the 35 Outlaw. I received a PM from a fellow in the know that helped with a few models I was unsure about as well.
Remember that I am referring on to the original Baja lineup from Bucyrus andnot what Fountain is currently building. I am not familiar with their product listing or their construction process.
07-27-2009, 06:22 PM
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Met a guy at the lake this weekend with a 35. It was replaced by Baja last fall after the original 08 had cracks from the gunwale down to the footrests. It was fixed four times before they replaced the boat. That doesn't make a guy that has the same model a good felling.
07-27-2009, 07:57 PM
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Met a guy at the lake this weekend with a 35. It was replaced by Baja last fall after the original 08 had cracks from the gunwale down to the footrests. It was fixed four times before they replaced the boat. That doesn't make a guy that has the same model a good felling.
Some of the first to fail were LOTO boats.
07-27-2009, 08:41 PM
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I am about to buy an 06 25 Outlaw my first Baja. It has a 496 HO. Looks great I really think in this size of a boat the Outlaw lines are beautiful. I am wondering if there is any issues on these boats I should know about. Any info would be great. Thanks to all. I look forward to joining the Baja family.
I agree with you - thought the 25 always had great lines. I was never a fan of the 24, but instantly liked the 25 from the first sight. I have a 26, which is nearly identical....
Are a speed freak? It's not as fast as other hulls in that size range. (velocity, donzi, fountain).
