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04-08-2009 | 10:32 PM

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K & G Construction

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Originally Posted by mmareno

Best Deal on the East Coast is a 1989 30' Baja "Pure Adrenaline" It has 22 hours on XR's with sportmaster lower Bravo's , Full Hydraulic Steering, Intercom, AC/ HEAT. Stainless Marine Exhaust, Livorsi Gauges, new Paint, Custom Trailer, Full Cover, NO MOTORS(But exhaust comes with the boat). Kick A** Stereo with 10 disc CD changer...

For the low price of 25K..Now that is Dollar for Dollar!!

50 K worth of hardware for 50 Cents on the Dollar

You mean $25 not 25k right.

04-09-2009 | 02:32 AM

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Biggus

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From: Naples, Maine

If you're talking new boats, you can't beat Superboat for the value. Very well made, reasonably priced and they hold their value exceptionally well.

Kurt

04-09-2009 | 06:34 AM

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Payton

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I hear there are some engines in Texas that some guy is trying to give away.

04-09-2009 | 08:14 AM

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Boomer35

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Originally Posted by Tazz

Dollar for dollar you can't beat a Fountain. Fast, decent quality, look pretty good. For the record, I don't own one, I'm not looking to buy one in the near future ,but ...it IS was it is.

i have to agree with that, i think there ride is decent, i think there look is good, quality and craftsman ship is decent to maybe sub decent, and price matches it all

04-09-2009 | 08:23 AM

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offshoredrillin

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Originally Posted by Biggus

If you're talking new boats, you can't beat Superboat for the value. Very well made, reasonably priced and they hold their value exceptionally well.

Kurt

very true, and i know where one is here in MD that is a bad ass boat for a good price.

04-09-2009 | 08:58 AM

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jeff1000man

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Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation

I think the quote is "dollar for dollar"

My fingers do not allways type what I am trying to say, and I have a bad habit of not proofing.

04-09-2009 | 09:01 AM

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jeff1000man

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Originally Posted by Payton

I hear there are some engines in Texas that some guy is trying to give away.

Pretty close. Actually taking one of those red ones to the dyno just as soon as I make a trip down there. See what they really do? Might have to keep them after that.

04-09-2009 | 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by 2 fast 4 you

Any barely used 35' Fountain with 525's is a great deal any day of the week......good size, great speed and amazing value.

Works for me

. Though a Staggered 38 would work even better.

04-09-2009 | 11:19 AM

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jeff1000man

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Originally Posted by RaggedEdge

Works for me

. Though a Staggered 38 would work even better.

Yeah. The fountain is to small of a boat overall.

For some reason you stick up llike 3' over the windshield.

04-09-2009 | 12:09 PM

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aTX427

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42 Fountain hands down. Are there better quality boats, sure. Are there better rough water boats, to be argued. However, value to dollar when you compare, speed, ride, comfort and cost the 42 staggered with #6's is really tough to beat. My first choice boat would be a Cig 42x, but could not justify the extra $150K - $200K.

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