Wide Beam Performance Boats
08-11-2005, 01:28 PM
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Re: Wide Beam Performance Boats
Originally Posted by warbird
Actually......Midnight Express' 39'2" long boat is 9'6" wide.
Their new product is meant more for fishing and is 37' long with a 10'6" beam. Wider beam for less roll during slow speed work.
As noted elsewhere on this board, Midnight also now owns the Powerplay 33' and 38' molds. I've never owned a Powerplay, so I don't know their beams. Good luck with your shopping!
James
Their new product is meant more for fishing and is 37' long with a 10'6" beam. Wider beam for less roll during slow speed work.
As noted elsewhere on this board, Midnight also now owns the Powerplay 33' and 38' molds. I've never owned a Powerplay, so I don't know their beams. Good luck with your shopping!
James
Powerplay is how you say, thin like knife.
For a wide beem crusher there is only one word MAGNUM!!!!!
08-11-2005, 01:31 PM
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Re: Wide Beam Performance Boats
Originally Posted by warbird
Actually......Midnight Express' 39'2" long boat is 9'6" wide.
Their new product is meant more for fishing and is 37' long with a 10'6" beam. Wider beam for less roll during slow speed work.
As noted elsewhere on this board, Midnight also now owns the Powerplay 33' and 38' molds. I've never owned a Powerplay, so I don't know their beams. Good luck with your shopping!
James
Their new product is meant more for fishing and is 37' long with a 10'6" beam. Wider beam for less roll during slow speed work.
As noted elsewhere on this board, Midnight also now owns the Powerplay 33' and 38' molds. I've never owned a Powerplay, so I don't know their beams. Good luck with your shopping!
James
I could be wrong tho !!
Very nice boat either way
08-11-2005, 01:57 PM
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Re: Wide Beam Performance Boats
Originally Posted by warbird
Birdog,
Sorry, no offense. When Tom Mason bought Midnight a few years ago, he DID change the hull dimensions. So, older boats have the previous dimensons.
He also raised the freeboard, and gave the boat a higher deck. Makes for a dryer ride in seas.
James
Sorry, no offense. When Tom Mason bought Midnight a few years ago, he DID change the hull dimensions. So, older boats have the previous dimensons.
He also raised the freeboard, and gave the boat a higher deck. Makes for a dryer ride in seas.
James
Early 90s I think ?....BIG power & SSM Vs
Are you connected with Midnight ?
08-11-2005, 04:58 PM
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Re: Wide Beam Performance Boats
Originally Posted by Clay Washington
I can fit more MILFs on a wide beam boat! 
Clay - what are you doing in that pic - trying to hide your wood??
As far as a boat - the 38 donzi is good, but they also made a 33 ZX.
9'2" Beam (pretty sure). I've been drooling over them since about '98 - nice cabin amenities also. They also posted good speed numbers - stock, low 80's. The Daytona version had (has??) stand-off boxes, and boasted 90's.
Honestly, never rode in one - but, a very nice boat.
08-11-2005, 05:44 PM
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Re: Wide Beam Performance Boats
Originally Posted by bouyhunter
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...hmentid=159430
Clay - what are you doing in that pic - trying to hide your wood??
Clay - what are you doing in that pic - trying to hide your wood??
The hand you are talking about belongs to the girl on the right.
08-11-2005, 06:12 PM
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Re: Wide Beam Performance Boats
Originally Posted by Clay Washington
I may be in the market for a good used boat this winter, and I have an interesting question...
Have there been any good "wide beam" performance boats built in the last 20 years. Here's what I'm looking for...
LOA - 30 feet (or longer)
Beam - 9 to 11 feet
Thanks!
Have there been any good "wide beam" performance boats built in the last 20 years. Here's what I'm looking for...
LOA - 30 feet (or longer)
Beam - 9 to 11 feet
Thanks!
Ummm, a cat.
