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I would go to something like this long before a CC.
At least I could sleep a night on it if I want and we glass can get out of the wind. https://www.boattrader.com/boat/2006...8-zsf-8582888/ |
Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation
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Yeah not really.............we even got a new Cigarette dealer and that did nothing for go fast popularity.
https://www.realtor.com/realestatean...8_M94192-33735 This house is 2 miles from Big Thunder's CIg dealership. Asking 145mm, paid 85mm in 2021. I just think people aged out of the I/O style of boating......no shade/ nobody wants to work on them |
Originally Posted by seafordguy
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Haha - that's the one thing I love about my boat - I don't have all that **** with me. It's a small cooler, a fun lunch run, a couple beach towels, and the radio - that's it!!!
It's the only two or three hours of my week I am not working on something and I don't want to be blowing up rafts, setting up floats, etc.... I just want to stand around at the sandbar and relax for a few minutes!! I'm glad you pointed this out - keeps me from even considering one for now!!! But Again, I know the day will come!! The biggest drawback to CCs is the outboards hanging off the back. If you spend your time hanging out on the water instead of a sandbar or bar hopping, having outboards takes up really important real estate. I can see why people are buying Yamaha jet boats like crazy seeing how the transoms are laid out nowadays. |
A lot of the larger, say 30’+ CC’s have cuddies, easily capable of over nighting.
And I agree that a negative of an OB is loosing the swim platform for hanging out at the sand bar/raft up. Guess my opinion is, I get so many other positives elsewhere, I’m OK w/that. Ck this thing out! https://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/boa...577636781.html |
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Originally Posted by Ted G
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Originally Posted by Ted G
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Damn. This thread brings back memories!
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Originally Posted by Ted G
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wow. i had not seen nor heard from the guy since our dealings soured and i pretty much wrote him off and never really gave it much thought. Funny i went out to Akron a couple years ago to look at an engine that was for sale on FB and low and behold the flat deck i painted for him was at the same marina the engine was stored. No connection to the seller i was dealing with but as far as he knew the marina's owner bought it from Chris and finished it out, actually looked pretty good and was being used regularly. |
Originally Posted by thirdchildhood
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It can be a very well illustrated book thanks to Jay's awesome work.
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...501d0fe316.jpg Fvck that guy. :poopoo: |
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