ok, so the 40 is wider than most others in it's range and the 34 is narrower.
I've seen the one on Ebay. There are a lot of pictures of it. It doesn't seem like I'm going to find one around here to look at. I guess I'll have to decide if I want to drive to KC.

Moving this to the top one more time.
Does anyone know of one in the Chicago, Southern Michigan area? I'd like to look at one before a possible trip to Kansas City (to find out I don't care for the boat) next weekend.

Payton, if you wait and come to KC on the 20th you can come to our OSO party we are having!! (More info in the Gathering section)
BTW, I called on that boat a while back when it was for sale last year, the problem for me was, I could get it financed but could the next guy? A lot of places don't like to loan on boat's they can't find in the Blue Book, BUC Book, or other's!
Alos I heard they are pretty heavy and do have a problem with porpoising, but I love the look's of them!!

A few quick facts:

34' 40'
LOA-34'4" LOA-39'10"
Beam-8'0" Beam-9'5"
Fuel tank-140gals Fuel tank-150gals
Weight-6700lbs Weight-8700lbs

Thanks guys, I may have to think about the 20th, weekend.
Wow, 6700 lbs? That's lighter then a 31 Sonic (7000) and a 34 Scarab (7600). I

hay payton i have a vidio from the factory i had 34 magic did like the look and that there wasnt a buch of them around if you want i will send you the tape email me at [email protected] not a[problem let me know see ya

Email on the way

Thanks
Mark

I had seriuosly looked at a 90, 34 when I lived in Fl. Had I not been transfered 2 weeks later I would have bought it. Manufactured by Intrepid Yachts. I talked to the designer at the Miami boat show. He said some had a rocker in the hull and should be checked prior to buying. You can do that with a long straight edge place on the bottom. Other than that it is a great looking boat with a good rough water ride. FYI, I could have bought that boat for $35,000 in 1995. They were having a real hard time selling it, only had 120hrs on it.