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Originally Posted by Waterdogs
(Post 2631713)
Have a look at Howard Custom Boats & Schiada Boats, both very nice. The closest Schiada has is 32', but still worth checking out.
http://www.howardboats.com/showroom.html http://www.schiada.com/schi.html The Howard 28 is a nice fast boat but only has a 22.5 degree dead rise. Not ideal for running in the Ocean. A 24 degreee is usually prefered. I couldn't find the Shiada's 32 dead rise but I think it is less than 24 degrees. |
I would go with the Laveycraft.
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Originally Posted by BajaFresh
(Post 2631750)
The Howard 28 is a nice fast boat but only has a 22.5 degree dead rise. Not ideal for running in the Ocean. A 24 degreee is usually prefered.
I couldn't find the Shiada's 32 dead rise but I think it is less than 24 degrees. |
Originally Posted by METAL BROS RACING
(Post 2631720)
Superboat 30
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Originally Posted by Superbabi
(Post 2631781)
Thats the boat !!!
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Hi Derrickc,
I will have our new twin step Pantera 28' with recessed hull sides in the water real soon. 1st boat powered by a single 525 EFI Merc. This new 28' will be available soon since it is being custom built for our dealer in the North East.If you are interested in a rough water boat shoot me an email at [email protected] Transportation to the West Coast is no problem. We also just did new cockpit dashes for our 28' model. WWW.Panteraboats.com Jo - Pantera Boats |
Thanks guys.
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Most of the west coast boats are made for the lakes. You take them out in the ocean and listen to them stress crack.
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Originally Posted by derrickc
(Post 2631438)
Which west coast builders make the best 28-30ft boat for offshore use? Thanks for your input.
We build Active Thunders on the West Side of Pompano Beach, FL if that's any help. :D http://www.activethunderboats.com/28.html |
Originally Posted by Speedpro1
(Post 2632023)
Most of the west coast boats are made for the lakes. You take them out in the ocean and listen to them stress crack.
:cool-smiley-027: Really? I don't think you will hear a Lavey, Howard, or Schiada stress crack. And the riging of a Howard or Schiada is second to none. Darrell. |
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