For those of you that have switched from an Offshore to...
10-02-2006, 06:36 AM
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Re: For those of you that have switched from an Offshore to...
Originally Posted by LEOPAJM
Saber will be offering their line in CC versions ..... The first one , a 41 triple should hit Lake Erie next year .... Stay tuned !
10-02-2006, 12:31 PM
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Re: For those of you that have switched from an Offshore to...
I am selling my 28 Skater and buying a center console.I really like the 35 donzi,looking for a 2001 or newer.
10-02-2006, 12:51 PM
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Re: For those of you that have switched from an Offshore to...
Originally Posted by offshoresteve
I am selling my 28 Skater and buying a center console.I really like the 35 donzi,looking for a 2001 or newer.
10-02-2006, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Dd24skater
Sold my Skater for a 34 Baja Sportfish! Love the room!
Couldn't be happier!
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Couldn't be happier!
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A friend at my boat club just told me he seen a boat like mine around Middlefield, Ohio.
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10-02-2006, 05:44 PM
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Re: For those of you that have switched from an Offshore to...
Originally Posted by cuda
As a matter of fact, I met up with him for the first time on the water since we moved 2.5 years ago. Met up at Mar Vista. Deb and I were already in Saratota for the Donzi Rally, so I gave him a call, and they met us there. He said to pray for him. He was riding in his buddy's 35 Fever with I/O's. 
They made it.
They made it.
Still love the convenience of the CC
10-03-2006, 11:21 AM
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Re: For those of you that have switched from an Offshore to...
Well, it's a start, but I bought a older Hydrasport 1800CC with a 150 Yamaha. It's all pretty much been redone. Just gotta do a little rewiring for the lights and stereo. I took it out in the river on Sunday with 1-2 footers and a stiff North wind. I will tell ya, it has been a LONG time since I have riden in such a small boat in those kinda conditions! 
It was quite a bumpy ride! Of course, those conditions don't mean squat in my 31' Formula! LOL! In fact, I would call them ideal!
Thanks for all the good info. There are alot of really nice CC's with the forward cuddy's. That is what I'm leaning towards and despite the coolness of triples, I think twin's would be good enough! Anyone have some performance data on a typical 34-36 footer with twin 250's?
Do the CC's ride as good as the Offshore boats in similiar conditions? My wife hates a bumpy ride!
It was quite a bumpy ride! Of course, those conditions don't mean squat in my 31' Formula! LOL! In fact, I would call them ideal!Thanks for all the good info. There are alot of really nice CC's with the forward cuddy's. That is what I'm leaning towards and despite the coolness of triples, I think twin's would be good enough! Anyone have some performance data on a typical 34-36 footer with twin 250's?
Do the CC's ride as good as the Offshore boats in similiar conditions? My wife hates a bumpy ride!
10-03-2006, 11:28 AM
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Re: For those of you that have switched from an Offshore to...
Originally Posted by cuda
Here's a 35 Donzi that was at the Donzi Hometown Rally last weekend in Sarasota.
