Nothing wrong with an Donzi Classic in all the rivers and on the Bay most days. I run my 19' Nova anywhere anytime.
A madhouse leaving the Inner Harbor after the Blue Angels.

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I spent my summers growing up at my fathers house in Annapolis right behind the naval acadamy broadcast towers on mill creek. My dad had new 75 or 76 baby blue and white dinzi X18 that thing rocked the bay and was a chick magnet like a mofo lol i was 15 when he bought that bad boy. He put a beautiful teak sole in the cockpit. I've kept my eye out for that boat for the last 15 years. Ur 22 will kill it

The point I was trying make is a flatter bottom will serve you better on smaller bodies of water dude... Will a 24* hull work in a small lake or rived duh yes... Will u go ten mph faster and get on plane a lot faster for tubing and water skiing as well as use a lot less fuel with a 14 or 18* hull hell yes...

A good friend of mine left me his donzi when he passed and I’d love to know any kind of info on it since I don’t know much about it all I know is it’s a 1973 donzi ski sporter 16 (sweet 16?) and this is the only other info I got
Accepting offers.
Serious inquiries only please

Make Donzi
Model 16 Ski-Sporter
Year 1973
Condition Used

Type Power
Class High Performance
Length 16 ft
Hull Material Fiberglass

LOA 16 ft
Beam 6 ft 12 in
Max Draft 1 ft
Keel Type Other
Dry Weight 1050

Designer Walt Walters
Max Passengers 3
Fuel Tanks 25 gal.
Also have the seat cushions no tears in them just need some cleaning up will get video of it running up soon