27 zr..
#1
I took the day off yesterday so instead of Christmas shopping I stopped by my local Donzi dealer to look at a used 288 Sunsation and came out desperatly wanting a new 27 ZR!!!
In the showroom was a new 27 zr and I had to check it out. I was under the impression this was a sit down boat with no freeboard and would be uncomfortable. Man I was way off. I am 6' tall and 230# and I squeesed right into that bolster and it felt GOOOD. Dropped down the seat and it felt even better! I stood behind the front seats and I was comfortable standing directly behind the seats and didn't feel like the cockpit was too shallow at all. The grab handles were in the perfect places for a seure feeling. I felt like I was home. The cabin was a bit tight for me (not much headroom) but I layed in the v-birth and feet didn't even dangle.
Next to it was a 28 zx so I hopped on that one. It was hard to believe they are from the same company so many differences from the helm to the seats. I liked it a lot too but I do not care for a twin engine boat right now. But if I was that would be in my top 3 to look at.
I am so exited about the ZR. It just felt like a sports car I bet it is a blast to run. I wonder how it would handle the Chesapeake compared to other boats in it's size (Sunsation, 26 Baja, Velocity)?
I have some business to take care of before I step up to my next boat. I am definatly going to keep looking at the ZR and keeping my fingers crossed.
Rob
In the showroom was a new 27 zr and I had to check it out. I was under the impression this was a sit down boat with no freeboard and would be uncomfortable. Man I was way off. I am 6' tall and 230# and I squeesed right into that bolster and it felt GOOOD. Dropped down the seat and it felt even better! I stood behind the front seats and I was comfortable standing directly behind the seats and didn't feel like the cockpit was too shallow at all. The grab handles were in the perfect places for a seure feeling. I felt like I was home. The cabin was a bit tight for me (not much headroom) but I layed in the v-birth and feet didn't even dangle.
Next to it was a 28 zx so I hopped on that one. It was hard to believe they are from the same company so many differences from the helm to the seats. I liked it a lot too but I do not care for a twin engine boat right now. But if I was that would be in my top 3 to look at.
I am so exited about the ZR. It just felt like a sports car I bet it is a blast to run. I wonder how it would handle the Chesapeake compared to other boats in it's size (Sunsation, 26 Baja, Velocity)?
I have some business to take care of before I step up to my next boat. I am definatly going to keep looking at the ZR and keeping my fingers crossed.
Rob
#6
Where did you see it? Jackson marine?? In NE MD? .. Jamie / Lakeside Restorations
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#7
I also was wondering about the 27zr. I think it would be a good step up from my 22zx. My question , are the graphics the same for the newer 27 s as the first couple years.? I just couldn't get into the side graphics on them, all the same and little to mild!
#8
That's the one Jamie.
Are you guys still in some sort of business together?? (Boat listing etc) I like the ZR a lot. I need to sell my boat first. If you know anyone in the market for a 58mph bow rider let me know. It's clean with a new (Reman.) 5.8l ,CMI exhaust & DP drive.
#9
Rob



