Need opinions on this boat. 2002 38' TG
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There we go. Thanks for the help and your time. I was just trying to get an idea on how big the boat and cabin was. I have never seen one so I didnt know. I have been in a Outerlimits 37 and a Powerquest 38 and wanted to get an idea as size to them.... Nice Funco. I have a Extreme Performance DTD right now. My last rail was a Buckshot.
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From: Paducah KY KY Lake
There we go. Thanks for the help and your time. I was just trying to get an idea on how big the boat and cabin was. I have never seen one so I didnt know. I have been in a Outerlimits 37 and a Powerquest 38 and wanted to get an idea as size to them.... Nice Funco. I have a Extreme Performance DTD right now. My last rail was a Buckshot.
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I have been in the sand world for the last 8 years and am going to the boat world now. I know little to nothing about boats and have never owned one. I have done a lot of looking and I think I have seen every boat for sale on the entire internet. Lol. I think this one might work for me and wanted some input from the experts. I live in Michigan and the boat would spend a lot of time on Lake Michigan. Thank you for any input you have on this boat. Also, can someone tell me the cabin headroom height? I have looked through all threads and cant find the info..
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o29316-en.html
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o29316-en.html

I love boating, and learned the old fashion way, so yes, I'm old school.
And the more folks out there having fun the better. But I was hesitant to step up 10' in length, even after driving a 30' boat a good deal of the summer. Had a good friend who used to race boats not said he would be totally comfortable riding with me in a 38, (it was his 30 I was driving) I would have still been hunting for a 30 instead of going with a 35. Just me.... But whatever you get, have fun and be safe!
You can't go wrong with a Cigarette either way you look at it!And edited to say, THANK YOU for you service in the sand!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Glad you made it back safely!!!
Last edited by anewway; 12-06-2009 at 09:21 PM.




