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Yes, I will make it out sometime.

Hookem Horns

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fountain 29 fever-----buy the beak-----or it will break :evilb:

http://www.fountainpowerboats.com/bo.../29FV_over.asp

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Sunsation

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all say it again. the 29 Sunseeker has what the claymates want. http://adcache.boattraderonline.com/6/1/4/79248614.htm

http://images.traderonline.com/img/6...79248614_5.jpg

http://images.traderonline.com/img/6...79248614_1.jpg

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already has your name on it :p
http://adcache.boattraderonline.com/6/1/4/65947014.htm

http://images.traderonline.com/img/6...65947014_3.jpg

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Clay,

If you want to run 75 MPH ANY DAY, and push 80 on a good day with stock efficient small block power and be able to dazzle the ClayMates at the dock, find yourself a P-29 Scarab. As you have already heard from responses, the 29 Scarab takes the big water, and has a decent size cabin. The loan payment is not that much more to get twins, and believe me, you will not regret going that way. But make sure you get the P-29 - I owned one for 2 years and loved it. PM me anytime. I know where there is one for sale in great shape (100 hours).

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Clay,

If you are running on rough water, you should really consider the bottom running length of the Fountain compared to other boats out there Nothing against Reggie - he has the fastest V-Hulls made, but if you want a true 29 or 30 foot bottom, you may want to do your homework. If you want to sacrfice ride for speed - get a Fountain, however, if you want to please the Claymates, look for a boat that does not have the notched transom. When you get in the rough stuff, longer is better, and the ClayMates will agree...

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Clay,

I found a couple shots of the P-29 for sale. A little more than the $40K, but well worth it...

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I like the shot on upper right! :D

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WOW, nice thread. Compromise? Speed VS weight. What to do? Superboat Y2K is right in the middle! 74mph in any water with a 496HO and still room to sleep four.