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Originally Posted by RaggedEdge
(Post 3039762)
What I want to know is how is she with the HydroStream? If she's into that you've got a real keeper! Had three of them back in the day and terrorized the locals at Higley for years, often think I should get another just for chits and giggles.
Higely flow res., the good old COLD days!:eek: i did alot of water sking there in the 70's:eek: The boss is cool with the HydroSCREAM as long as I don't go over 65-70 MPH! It's an open bow, so the kids love it! We used that alot more last year, than we did the Nordic, love the cost of the boat gas! Dean |
Originally Posted by Beak Boater
(Post 3040028)
3 or 4 of my boating buddies, that own bigger performance boats decided that it would be neat to relive the good old days that way also. They all went out and bought boats we grew up with. One bought a Mirage, 2 bought STV's and one bought an Allison. They would go out and run around our river and had a blast, cheap to operate, simple for one person to handle, perfect. It was all good until I lost my friend Martin when he blew one of the boats over, and got killed. That kind of put a damper on things, they all sold, or quit using the "little" boats. I get the urge too, had a 21 Eliminator. I think I'll go Center Console.:drink::drink:
So sorry to hear about your friend Martin. When I was looking for oue 2nd little boat, ( we had a 2006 Seadoo Sportster, I bought of Bob-the-builder that we sold) I too thought about going the Eliminator, or Liberator or some other little tunnel hull route, but in the end logic kinda won out, and I went with this open bow Hydrostream, Voyager, (Although it's a mod'd tunnel hull) it will only top out @ about 80 MPH.... Once again, sorry about your friend Martin, Dean |
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