She talked me into a cruiser!
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04-04-2011 | 05:07 PM
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I dont think I have even driven from the lower ??
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04-04-2011 | 05:42 PM
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Ginger or Mary Ann?
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) We live on the dock Thur evening till Sun evening every weekend May till Nov 1st. Party every night on the dock, in the cove during the day. Cruiser=booze cruise with all your buddys having a great time Have fun!
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04-04-2011 | 06:04 PM
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I guess I'm still a bit green at the performance boating -vs- cruiser boating lifestyle and lingo.
I searched for over a year before making an offer on a boat.
It's a supercharged 38 Special by Baja. Now my differing buddies say I'll have a boat with no designation. One says it's not a cruiser like his because of the lack of room and the other says it's not a cigarette style offshore go fast boat because it's to wide, heavy, and underpowered.
Now I'm totally lost, I thought any 35'plus boat with all the good cruiser amenties like AC/heat, galley, head, hot water etc.. that'll hit the low 70's @WOT was the best of both worlds.
I'm curious, how would you guys and girls define the class that this boat will fall into???
Thanks for y'alls insight, this forum rocks with all kinds of boating knowledge.
See ya,
Kelly
I searched for over a year before making an offer on a boat.
It's a supercharged 38 Special by Baja. Now my differing buddies say I'll have a boat with no designation. One says it's not a cruiser like his because of the lack of room and the other says it's not a cigarette style offshore go fast boat because it's to wide, heavy, and underpowered.
Now I'm totally lost, I thought any 35'plus boat with all the good cruiser amenties like AC/heat, galley, head, hot water etc.. that'll hit the low 70's @WOT was the best of both worlds.
I'm curious, how would you guys and girls define the class that this boat will fall into???
Thanks for y'alls insight, this forum rocks with all kinds of boating knowledge.
See ya,
Kelly
04-04-2011 | 06:36 PM
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I guess I'm still a bit green at the performance boating -vs- cruiser boating lifestyle and lingo.
I searched for over a year before making an offer on a boat.
It's a supercharged 38 Special by Baja. Now my differing buddies say I'll have a boat with no designation. One says it's not a cruiser like his because of the lack of room and the other says it's not a cigarette style offshore go fast boat because it's to wide, heavy, and underpowered.
Now I'm totally lost, I thought any 35'plus boat with all the good cruiser amenties like AC/heat, galley, head, hot water etc.. that'll hit the low 70's @WOT was the best of both worlds.
I'm curious, how would you guys and girls define the class that this boat will fall into???
Thanks for y'alls insight, this forum rocks with all kinds of boating knowledge.
See ya,
Kelly
I searched for over a year before making an offer on a boat.
It's a supercharged 38 Special by Baja. Now my differing buddies say I'll have a boat with no designation. One says it's not a cruiser like his because of the lack of room and the other says it's not a cigarette style offshore go fast boat because it's to wide, heavy, and underpowered.
Now I'm totally lost, I thought any 35'plus boat with all the good cruiser amenties like AC/heat, galley, head, hot water etc.. that'll hit the low 70's @WOT was the best of both worlds.
I'm curious, how would you guys and girls define the class that this boat will fall into???
Thanks for y'alls insight, this forum rocks with all kinds of boating knowledge.
See ya,
Kelly
04-04-2011 | 06:40 PM
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From: Oneida Lake NY
I guess I'm still a bit green at the performance boating -vs- cruiser boating lifestyle and lingo.
I searched for over a year before making an offer on a boat.
It's a supercharged 38 Special by Baja. Now my differing buddies say I'll have a boat with no designation. One says it's not a cruiser like his because of the lack of room and the other says it's not a cigarette style offshore go fast boat because it's to wide, heavy, and underpowered.
Now I'm totally lost, I thought any 35'plus boat with all the good cruiser amenties like AC/heat, galley, head, hot water etc.. that'll hit the low 70's @WOT was the best of both worlds.
I'm curious, how would you guys and girls define the class that this boat will fall into???
Thanks for y'alls insight, this forum rocks with all kinds of boating knowledge.
See ya,
Kelly
I searched for over a year before making an offer on a boat.
It's a supercharged 38 Special by Baja. Now my differing buddies say I'll have a boat with no designation. One says it's not a cruiser like his because of the lack of room and the other says it's not a cigarette style offshore go fast boat because it's to wide, heavy, and underpowered.
Now I'm totally lost, I thought any 35'plus boat with all the good cruiser amenties like AC/heat, galley, head, hot water etc.. that'll hit the low 70's @WOT was the best of both worlds.
I'm curious, how would you guys and girls define the class that this boat will fall into???
Thanks for y'alls insight, this forum rocks with all kinds of boating knowledge.
See ya,
Kelly
I call them crossovers.....but you have the right idea IMO. The 38 Sonic fits the same bill, and most likely our next boat.
04-04-2011 | 06:41 PM
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04-04-2011 | 06:43 PM
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