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03-17-2011 | 09:04 AM

#21

Gladhe8er

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Originally Posted by Drock78

IMO..I consider anything 8' or less a narrow beam, but that's coming from me just owning a powerquest too .

My 28 At has a 8'4" beam. Very roomy boat for its size.

03-17-2011 | 09:26 AM

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Drock78

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Originally Posted by Gladhe8er

My 28 At has a 8'4" beam. Very roomy boat for its size.

I stand corrected...I thought they were narrower but the only AT I've been on is a 25 and they seem narrow because of the walk way around the cockpit and bow. Well worth it though,

03-17-2011 | 09:48 AM

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cookee

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39'6" overall 7'4" beam new only I'm afraid! Inboard or outboard roof or open? both available as singles

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03-17-2011 | 11:04 AM

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fantastixvoyage

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Originally Posted by obsessed1

+1 for the 30 phantom, but I am a little bias. Beam is 7'2

Agreed. I have the 29' pleasure version built for rough water. This thing is a tank and will run comfortably threw anything I can throw at it (granted ocean is a whole 'nother animal). I'd put it up against just about anything up to 32'.

Still runs a good number too with mid-70s with just under 500hp. No steps, dialed in with a box. Would like the funds to finish the skater so it is for sale.

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