tony,i agree with you on the lines of the hull,were you asking about my mota at franks the day of the sob awards, TRIPPS

Got me confused with someone else dude. I have talked to you, but not in a year or so, and only on the phone.

Welcome to the Banana board fellow flat decker...

We here are all disciples of the ancient ways of power boating.

Our master "McCarthy" is out right now, but feel free to hang out in our Banana DoJo...

Tommy,

You pretty much have three choices.

Single Outboard

Twin Outboard

Single I/O

Which one are you looking for?

CC

This one is for sale Tommy, 1988 Banana twin 200 mercs. It's at Seaboard Marina in Ct. (860)657-3101


Rick

Tommy,

That is not a yellow rub rail.

That is no rub rail...

Too bad, I removed my black rub rail and threw it away in a dumpster at work, you could have had it for that yellow thing.

Tommy that boat I'm pretty sure was this boat.

This one is for sale too I'll see if I can remember where. It's an 82.

When I was looking for my Banana Boat, my plan was to buy one remove the cabin window and glass over it.

Mine was the first one that I had ever seen that didn't have them installed. It was definately an option, since I have now seen others without them. Most after 1989 do not have them.

I agree with your attitude. Not something you would pick, but not something to make you pass on a good running high performance hull.

I would buy the red one on Lake Winnipasauke with twin OMCs. That thing apparently goes 80mph. Think he wanted like 14,500 last year.

No window, No headlights. Red hull with white deck. Gray interior with red stripes. Engines on a bracket. K-planes. Step down cabin (I think). Looked like Kiekenhaefer controls or similar.

Good luck...

So is this its an 89 I/O. Somewhere in Ct. or R.I.