Fastest boat 33ft or bigger for $75k or under??? what can be bought
01-19-2012, 02:17 PM
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01-19-2012, 03:53 PM
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http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o43630-en.html
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Cash talks... try out your theory and get back to all of us.
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01-19-2012, 06:56 PM
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My biggest problem with finding the speed is the boat will soon need DRIVES! So the "deal" is not such a deal anymore.
My criteria when searching was bigger, faster, stronger drives, and newer. So 35+, 100mph+, 2002+, and stronger then my Imco SC's!
All I can find are $250,000 boats! So I gave up.
With your size range at 33, no age range, you should be able to find something, just not with reliable drives IMO.
Good luck
01-19-2012, 08:03 PM
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I have been in almost the same "boat" as you, with no luck on my search!
My biggest problem with finding the speed is the boat will soon need DRIVES! So the "deal" is not such a deal anymore.
My criteria when searching was bigger, faster, stronger drives, and newer. So 35+, 100mph+, 2002+, and stronger then my Imco SC's!
All I can find are $250,000 boats! So I gave up.
With your size range at 33, no age range, you should be able to find something, just not with reliable drives IMO.
Good luck
My biggest problem with finding the speed is the boat will soon need DRIVES! So the "deal" is not such a deal anymore.
My criteria when searching was bigger, faster, stronger drives, and newer. So 35+, 100mph+, 2002+, and stronger then my Imco SC's!
All I can find are $250,000 boats! So I gave up.
With your size range at 33, no age range, you should be able to find something, just not with reliable drives IMO.
Good luck
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Everybody is throwing IMCO, Bmax ect. drives on their boats, often they even slow them down. Why more have not seen the "light" so to speatk with the ASD#7M I can not understand. No increase in hp, but still a 5-10 mph gain with reliabillity that rivals a #6.
Higher speed, more reliable than most, ect. What is not to like?
When all is said and done, what is the price, one vs. the other?
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01-19-2012, 08:31 PM
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Get to knockin Adam....
01-19-2012, 08:39 PM
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I agree, I would love a Arneson Boat also! Maybe just install the bravo conversion on mine!
Yes that Fountain is a GREAT deal. To bad I am not a fountain fan
, and it does not meet all my criteria. Plus now that I am spoiled with such a large cockpit its hard to give it up in the next boat.
Yes that Fountain is a GREAT deal. To bad I am not a fountain fan
, and it does not meet all my criteria. Plus now that I am spoiled with such a large cockpit its hard to give it up in the next boat.
01-19-2012, 09:01 PM
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I agree, I would love a Arneson Boat also! Maybe just install the bravo conversion on mine!
Yes that Fountain is a GREAT deal. To bad I am not a fountain fan, and it does not meet all my criteria. Plus now that I am spoiled with such a large cockpit its hard to give it up in the next boat.
Yes that Fountain is a GREAT deal. To bad I am not a fountain fan
, and it does not meet all my criteria. Plus now that I am spoiled with such a large cockpit its hard to give it up in the next boat.
Last edited by A.O. Razor; 01-19-2012 at 09:07 PM.
