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Old 07-20-2018, 02:27 PM
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Well I went up on Wednesday to check it out. Ended up purchasing the 272. Will be running back up with some trailer tires and bringing it home tomorrow morning. Only issue I found was about an inch of standing water under the step In the cabin. But the rest of the bilge is bone dry. Also missing the port bolster seat bottom cushion. But like I said, For the price I’m taking it. Needs some minor cleaning because it has sat but otherwise should be a fun project. I’ll post pics when I get more posts.
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Old 07-22-2018, 09:13 AM
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We need pics!! Congrats
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Old 07-22-2018, 09:28 AM
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Congrats. Good choice. She’ll be a wave crusher out on that bay.
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So I finally got up and towed the boat home last night. Good to have it home. Gonna have some pics as soon as I reach 10 posts. Hopping to get a better idea on what route I’m going with the motors here in the next few days.
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Might have to change this thread over to a build/Reston thread if anyone is interested.
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Start a new thread for it. You'll be glad you did later on.
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Originally Posted by Redneckcustoms13
I cant say the difference of ride in 272 vs 242. I can say that with 4 adults in mine weekend before last we were hitting 8 footers and having a blast. Smashing 4-6s with the tabs down riding smooth. Yall must have some rough bays. We were in Pensacola bay going to the blue Angel's air show and there were literally thousands of boats for traffic.
Or you have no clue what a 6-8 footer looks like...there were 6’s in Long Island sound this past weekend. I know guys with 45 foot go fast boats that were turning around and going back to the marina. Water was coming over the deck. Heard this from multiple people including guys with 38 top guns for which handle water much better than 272’s.
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Bump for pics
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Gonna bump once more for pics. Meeting my ten posts
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