looking for some input 26-28 ft
11-19-2008 | 07:01 AM
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Sunsations have great fit and finish and I have never heard a bad word about them. The ride will be comparable to 280 PQ, but won't hold a candle to Pantera, AT, Powerplay, Apache in rough water.
I think we are all wasting our time with advice since the original thread starter hasn't even back to listen.
I think we are all wasting our time with advice since the original thread starter hasn't even back to listen.
11-19-2008 | 07:51 AM
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Sunsations have great fit and finish and I have never heard a bad word about them. The ride will be comparable to 280 PQ, but won't hold a candle to Pantera, AT, Powerplay, Apache in rough water.
I think we are all wasting our time with advice since the original thread starter hasn't even back to listen.
I think we are all wasting our time with advice since the original thread starter hasn't even back to listen.
I'm looking along the same lines, my debate is a new 28 ft single, or a used 32 ft twin. I had Sunsation, AT, Powerplay, formula, and nordic on my list. I'll add pantera to it as well.
Thanks.
Is that good enough, or does it have to be the OP who replies?
11-19-2008 | 09:05 AM
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Not a complete waste of time. I didn't bother to ask a nearly identical question because I knew if I lurked around long enough, someone else would do it for me.
I'm looking along the same lines, my debate is a new 28 ft single, or a used 32 ft twin. I had Sunsation, AT, Powerplay, formula, and nordic on my list. I'll add pantera to it as well.
Thanks.
Is that good enough, or does it have to be the OP who replies?
I'm looking along the same lines, my debate is a new 28 ft single, or a used 32 ft twin. I had Sunsation, AT, Powerplay, formula, and nordic on my list. I'll add pantera to it as well.
Thanks.
Is that good enough, or does it have to be the OP who replies?
11-19-2008 | 11:56 AM
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Not a complete waste of time. I didn't bother to ask a nearly identical question because I knew if I lurked around long enough, someone else would do it for me.
I'm looking along the same lines, my debate is a new 28 ft single, or a used 32 ft twin. I had Sunsation, AT, Powerplay, formula, and nordic on my list. I'll add pantera to it as well.
Thanks.
Is that good enough, or does it have to be the OP who replies?
I'm looking along the same lines, my debate is a new 28 ft single, or a used 32 ft twin. I had Sunsation, AT, Powerplay, formula, and nordic on my list. I'll add pantera to it as well.
Thanks.
Is that good enough, or does it have to be the OP who replies?
11-19-2008 | 12:33 PM
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OK, Well I looked at all of them and ended up with the A.T. Best all round boat in that size. Great freeboard (safety) cabin size (overniteing) Handles like a much larger boat (I think it thinks it is 32 ft) will spank alot of 32fters in the rough. Custom built solid as a rock. TRUE 28 FT. add a swim deck you have a 31 by most other builders stanard's. I could go on but you get the picture.
Went through them all, in short its which one is on your short list that is in your price range. 28 saber, 28 pantera, and 28 apache were on my short list.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqroMMrv10A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GEdSDw1xy4
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11-19-2008 | 02:21 PM
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OK, Well I looked at all of them and ended up with the A.T. Best all round boat in that size. Great freeboard (safety) cabin size (overniteing) Handles like a much larger boat (I think it thinks it is 32 ft) will spank alot of 32fters in the rough. Custom built solid as a rock. TRUE 28 FT. add a swim deck you have a 31 by most other builders stanard's. I could go on but you get the picture.
