95 14' Baja Blast

Funnest boat I've ever been in!!

Man, your only moving up a foot or two at a time. At this rate, you'll be 90 yrs old before you get into a 40' Outlaw!

Ha Ha, Stepping up to a twin is a tough jump, and I try not to keep the same boat more than one season, I'm hard on them, and buy them as investments, sometimes have had 2 at a time, but when you find a good deal you have to snag it up

14' Allison with a merc 115 inline. fun boat to drive
EWB

Thats the way to do it! Only I do it with cars. Im ready to gamble on boats now too, but I havent yet.

I was raised around marinas all my life. A lot of wood Centurys and Chris Crafts and a 18' SK flat bottom drag!!!

My fist boat I owned:

1972 23' Fleetwing Eagle (Like a John Allmon) with a 215E (ford 351 motor). The thing acutually had a dry clutch everything actuated electrically. A button dropped it in forward another for reverse!!!!

Given to me free. Only the horn worked.

Redid interior, paint, rebuilt the drive. Learned how to do boat mechanics on that one. Always got me home (sometimes w/o reverse).


Definately my fondest memories of boating.

2001 baja h2x my first one i still ahve it lookng to move on to a outlaw.

1989 Landau 17' fiberglass bowrider. Bought it at an estate auction without a test drive. Boat was 7 years old with only 51 hours on it. Sold it two years later for a little less than I paid with only 89 hours.

MY FIRST BOAT WAS 1976 GLASSTRON GT 150 WITH AN 85 HORSE JOHNSON. FUN LITTLE BOAT BUT MY WIFE WOULDN'T LET ME JUMP ANYTHING WITH IT LIKE JAMES BOND DID/

1995 baja hot shot, bought in the fall of 2001. Still got her!