for 34K in today's market, a 28 foot 22 year old boat! :eekdrop:


I was just a little bothered by his baseless accusations as well as stating the bilge was painted black to hide the oil? If the boat is not to your cupe of tea then fine but all the assumptions made by him were a little ridiculous. Bottom line is outerlimits did a great job with their 29 and with the speeds they are achieving it will raise the bar on the high end smaller boat's being built.

Seems to me at the show they said base price was 150ish with a 525.

Not unreasonable. Save a few dollars w the ilmor sbc V8 too.

Ok at 150k that is a great price for this boat!!!

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150K is right in the ball park for this size boat built with carbon and a 525. I highly doubt this will be a 100MPH boat with a 525. I see whipples dyno sheets on the 525-600sc comparison and how they look to be similar.

Here's how they vary in real life.

One 32 doug wright (34 with bustle) stern drive cat with merc 525's 125MPH dialed in with two people onboard.

One 32 doug wright (34 with bustle) stern drive boat with twin 600's. dropped in the water with a set of props and four people onboard. 137MPH and pulled a whole lot harder than the 525's getting there.

I think the OL is a great boat but if you're comparing this boat with a 525 versus a 600 your comparing apples and oranges.

Can't wait until someone else builds a new boat. Had enough of this one.

LOL! I lost some coffee on that one!

Then don't click on the thread - DUH :lolhit:

It is quite funny. 27 pages dedicated to a single engine 29 foot boat. It MUST be winter. :D

I wouldn't necessarily say it's because of winter, I just think it's more of the fact that in reality I don't believe there has been another v bottom in the same size to reach the same speeds with the given power. A lot of the pages have a lot of bs.

BTW It's always boating season down here in Florida