32 35 38 fever lightning executioner
11-17-2017 | 01:11 PM
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From: Kennewick, Wa
a lot of bashing on the 32's here! LOL, mine is for sale, 100+ mph with big motors for ALOT less than your budget! email me if you're interested. [email protected]
11-21-2017 | 06:14 PM
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From: KY
a lot of bashing on the 32's here! LOL, mine is for sale, 100+ mph with big motors for ALOT less than your budget! email me if you're interested. [email protected]
I love mine but will defiantly point out the bad lol. They are reasonably price for their size. Cheaper than most 29s!
11-21-2017 | 06:16 PM
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From: KY
Thanks for the info guys. It will be fresh water. Plenty of lakes in Texas to have fun on. I've heard the executioner runs with its nose up more than the lightning. I also plan on trailering quite a bit, which is a consideration. I have a 4wd z71, which can probably handle a 35, not sure about a 38 though... I believe I've read the twin step is a faster hull, but not as forgiving... I'm having a lot of fun with the reseaech!
I know the newer ones have a higher tow capacity but there's no way I would pull more than a 29 with one.
11-30-2017 | 02:24 PM
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From: Osage Beach, MO
I'll have a 2007 35 Executioner with around 180 original hours coming available in a few weeks, the owner is putting new tires and bearings on the trailer and bringing it to PBC. I sold it to him, email me for pics and details at [email protected].
