Talk into something other than a Sunsation 288
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Talk into something other than a Sunsation 288
My wife and I have decided to wit a year before jumping into a boat. This will extend our price range from a 24-25 boat... into a larger single engine boat. Really like the looks and features of the Sunsation 288 MCOB. I like the concept of the MCOB and so does my wife (very important). I also think MCOBs are good in terms of resale that it's desireable by a larger boating demographic.
We're really stuck on a 288 MCOB. Is there anything else that I might not be looking at but should be?
The criteria I have are:
1) single engine
2) trailer with F-150 confortably
3) $50K-ish (is a 288 in that price range?)
4) handles rough well (I'm a wuss)
5) looks good
6) all the speed I can get out of a 496HO (no sup chrg)
We're really stuck on a 288 MCOB. Is there anything else that I might not be looking at but should be?
The criteria I have are:
1) single engine
2) trailer with F-150 confortably
3) $50K-ish (is a 288 in that price range?)
4) handles rough well (I'm a wuss)
5) looks good
6) all the speed I can get out of a 496HO (no sup chrg)
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My wife and I have decided to wit a year before jumping into a boat. This will extend our price range from a 24-25 boat... into a larger single engine boat. Really like the looks and features of the Sunsation 288 MCOB. I like the concept of the MCOB and so does my wife (very important). I also think MCOBs are good in terms of resale that it's desireable by a larger boating demographic.
We're really stuck on a 288 MCOB. Is there anything else that I might not be looking at but should be?
The criteria I have are:
1) single engine
2) trailer with F-150 confortably
3) $50K-ish (is a 288 in that price range?)
4) handles rough well (I'm a wuss)
5) looks good
6) all the speed I can get out of a 496HO (no sup chrg)
We're really stuck on a 288 MCOB. Is there anything else that I might not be looking at but should be?
The criteria I have are:
1) single engine
2) trailer with F-150 confortably
3) $50K-ish (is a 288 in that price range?)
4) handles rough well (I'm a wuss)
5) looks good
6) all the speed I can get out of a 496HO (no sup chrg)
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288 is a great boat and you can get one in the $50K range but it will most likely be a closed deck as the mid-opens did not come out until 2003 and they are still in the 60's/70's range (but anything is possible in today's market).
Other mid-opens to consider would be Donzi 28, Nordic 28 Heat (25 Rage as well), Checkmate 270, Envision 29 (slowest of the boats listed but great rough water ride).
Other mid-opens to consider would be Donzi 28, Nordic 28 Heat (25 Rage as well), Checkmate 270, Envision 29 (slowest of the boats listed but great rough water ride).