Affordable 35 OL?
 

Anyone knows where to find a cheap 35 OL?

I´m from Sweden and I only know about OSO and Powerboatlistings but it´s not many boats out there.

Any ideas?




/Teo

what do you consider cheap?

about 70-90 k if thats possible with HO´s...

/Teo

I haven't seen any listed that cheap. 33's are still bringing those prices.

Thought this might interest you.
http://owensboro.craigslist.org/boa/2757577963.html

Do they make a 35'?

I had one on the hook here for 85 erlier this year with electic bolster, HO´s, trailer but I think that is sold now, the guy dosent answer no longer.

Thank you but I want the 35 for a fiew reasons. I dont like the interior in the cabin on the older ones (have a 29 now). I´m a tall guy and I can´t sleep anywhere in that one and I dont like the rug. And I want som storage areas in the cockpit.

/Teo

Here's one. Could be a 30.

http://www.vehiclesurf.com/Vehicle/3...ja-Outlaw.html


Close to your price. Don't know if there's a trailer. Any found at or under $100k are most likely going to come from Florida.

http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...utlaw-97468050

I tried searching, what are the major differences between the 35 and 36? I used to own a 2003 36, so tell me what is better on the 35

That first one is actually a 30 OL, and the color combo looks like Ronald McDonald himself owned it.

http://www.vehiclesurf.com/Vehicle/V...s.aspx?id=3283

I realized that after I posted it:)

Beside the liner construction that some hate and other like is the interior in the cabin a bit better. U can actually use it.
The interior in the 36 is the same as in my 29 but with litchen/toilet and I dont like it at all.

Then there is a lot of smart storage spaces in the 30/35 cockpit that i want aswell.


(sorry bout my spelling...)

/Teo

If you're still looking I have a friend with one that can be had for something around 80, maybe just a little short of that. It's a red and black 496ho boat on a trailer. I'm not sure of year but I will check.

Why would you want a liner boat if you are going to loose a ton of
money when you sell it .

I wont. I live in Sweden so it will keep its value. But thats also why I want to find a cheap one.

I dont like the interior of the pre-liner outlaws. (Have a 29OL).

I have a 2006 35 outlaw with trailer I will sell for 85.
Loaded with options and the 496 h.o s. email me for more info

I like the 35. Actually like a 38' boat. Cabin is nice, cockpit is huge. Sweet boats. I personally prefer the lines of my 33 better. Just my opinion. But I would not hesitate to own a 35.

What is a liner boat?

What is a pre-liner boat?

The 35 is a liner construction (not the ones buildt by fountain) and the OL before -06 was stinger.

I had the same question, and it was explained to me this way.

Note your 24 outlaw, when you are in the cuddy the walls and floor is raw fiberglass of the inside of the boat, no gel, usually covered with glued on carpet.

A liner boat has a drop in gel coated shell that fits in the cuddy, snap in carpet, and if you took the interior out you would have a bath tub like appearance underneath. Easy clean and less moisture problems. You can basically hose out the cuddy of a liner boat. Like comparing an old school bathroom to a new one with a one piece tub/shower enclosure.

What it means for the rest of the construction I have no idea.

Thank you for the detailed info, i have a better understanding of it now. Is one better then the other for strength and relieability? I talked to dave at xt innovations and he told me that my 1997 24ft outlaw is a well built boat and it has the best dead rise that they constructed.

One questions, if you have any hull issues and you need to get to the structure of the boat in the cabin, won't it be a pain in the ass, if you have that top layer?

Pre-liner boats: has a stringer system glassed into the hull.

liner boats: the engine bay, cockpit and cabin are a single
piece that is bonded (by plexus) to the inner hull.

So which is better for performance and strength?

Performance....doesnt matter.


Strength.....stringer boats dont have a liner to crack;)

I guess for lasting and durability stringers are the way to go correct?

I see you have an outlaw in the pic , so you too
have stringers?


So i guess my boat would have stingers correct? I have a 1997 24ft outlaw sst. It does not have a snap in carpet any where in the boat. So it would be a pre-liner boat with stringers

thanks for info

jj

great looking boat
 

you have awesome looking boat in that pic, and you really got some air, it must of been a big wave, ( how did you get that type of air?)

is that a factory gel paint job, or is it a wrap? or a fresh coat of exterior paint, if you don't mind me asking?

What type of speed do you get out of that beast?

Allow me to answer for him :)

Only the 30, 35 and 26 outlaws were liner boats. He has a 33OL, which is a stringer boat.

And he isnt catching air my friend, he is hanging the bow off his props and the power of 575SCI engines out back. Takes a lot of power, and some good drives to make an old school hull like that run less "wet".

That pic was at LOTO at the shootout...the course is no wake.

It's paint, Kustom Colors...it was a level II option

Best it's ever ran was a tick over 94..on average 88-92

The 23 OL and the first 405 performance series were liners
too.

Unfortunately, over the years, my drives havent been
that great:eek:

JJ,

After many years of running both stringer Baja's and Liner Baja's, I have concluded that the beer tastes the same on both!

XT :thankyouthankyou:

You do have a awesome looking boat , and nice speed to go with it

Thank you for the insight, and i bet the Question for you.

What does my 1997 24ft outlaw sst have stringers or a liner?


Just for my own information, so I know how the boat was built.

Thanks

JJ

You have stringers.

Thank you for clarifying it. I wish they had a detailed owners manual that gave alot of information about your boat. Instead of giving you a generic copy that applies to all boats. If it wasn't for you guys on this chat line and dave at xt innovations, I would know nothing about my boat and what to do to make improvements to it. Where I live there are not many knowledgeable guys to relie on for help. So I have to search for answers. But my mechanic is willing to learn abou this type of boat. The guy I boat the boat from only had it 2 years and he was the second owner. This man new nothing about boating and new nothing about the boat, I think he need help finding the gas cap, he was an idiot, but he sold something he had no idea how to price, so i think i got a good deal, and i sold my old boat to him for $2000 over book value, so I think i made out

jj

JJ,

Hey, I was having a beer myself last night when I posted that comment, but I don't take sides when it applies to the argument between Liners/Stringers.

Your boat is a stinger boat true! But beyond that you have carpeted wood flooring with foam filled compartments under that. Most of the other people posting have wood stringers, but a fiberglass section of the deck bonded to them and they are hollow underneath them. Just to help you understand better.

XT

Ah......the good old 24 outlaw. How cool was I when I brought home mine in the mid 90's, colored in teal, pink, and purple! to think I used to get compliments on the colors lol

Don't miss scraping my back on the cabin entrance tho!

Thanks:ernaehrung004:
It's a fun boat.

picture
 

xt,

Could you please send the picture attachment to my email in a regular attachement so I can print out the picture on my printer. I can't move it from this site and open it in my email to print out. I tried and it won't open the picture in my email this way

my email is: [email protected]

I really appreciate it. Thanks for the information on the stringer part.

thanks

jj

Mine is two shades of green, black and white. long stringy graphics

The cabin entrance is a little low, I am 6ft and 220 pds but other then that i love the boat. It is all that i need for my family and speed craving

you are welcome

jj