I fit in the new 35!

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02-18-2007 | 07:47 AM

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rbpalmer2000

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I love my new 35 Lightning, ElCapitan. It cruises at 80 MPH

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02-18-2007 | 08:08 AM

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FeverMike

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Originally Posted by Roger

Hey FeverMike, did the top of your knees hit the bottom of the dash? I have a staggered 38 on order and I have requested them move the seat back an inch or so. I am 6'2" and my knees hit. I had the same problem with my 29 and Reggie had the seats moved back two inches on that boat. Roger

No but they were close but I was comfortable and could brace myself. I had the same problem in my 29 too but back then I had 2 knees and use to wedge them in to hold me in the boat while sitting. In a sport boat I seem to mostly half way sit/ lean into the bolster. I just move the seat bottom down about an inch or so to catch my rear in real rough stuff.
If I do end up with a 35 or 38 one day I will have them move the seats back 1 inch too.

02-18-2007 | 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by fountain40icbm

Totally wrong. Get back to the main topic of this thread. The 35 with 496's seem to be a great package. Running 90+ with that little of power is a great accomplishment.

Totally right - the point of the thread is the Mike fits in the new 35. I also believe Mike posted his fish boat. Were you elected or did you appoint yourself thread cop?

02-18-2007 | 02:25 PM

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that 35 is really nice Mike

........Real nice!......but you'd HAVE to get the personal Reggie demo.....!

02-18-2007 | 02:35 PM

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FeverMike

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Originally Posted by marylandmark

Don't leave us outboard CC's guys Mike!

LOL! Strap (4) 300's on the back of your TE and you can be a "performance boater" again!

Naw, I'm not leaving just yet. I love the outboard powered boats because of ease of maintanance, shallow water ability and ease of flushing/washing after the day is done. Plus I still like to fish a few times a year.

So now my problem is I need 2 boats!. I might change my mind but I'd like to have a 35-38 performance boat that will hit 100mph and a 24-27 center console with twin OB's.

Mark, 4-300 Opti xs's on a 38TE Fountain will do 86mph!