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Another new guy!
Hi,
Been on the site a few times, decided to finally join. I don't have what you would call a performance boat, but I have been boating all my life and have always been interested in fast boats, etc. I currently live on a small inland lake in west Michigan, but grew up running on lake St. Clair, Mullet lake in various boats my dad had. I have a '97 Chris Craft 21 foot Ultra that I bought as a family ride last year. It's bone stock with a 280hp Volvo 5.7 w/SX drive and tops out at 58 with two adults...I'm looking to upgrade from the stock alum. 19p prop and maybe get a nice gauge/ steering wheel set up for some bling. My thought is to do a few upgrades on it to learn some techniques that I can use when I get into the big leagues... Better start playing the lottery now!! Nothing much, but it's enough for the lake I primarily run on.... It's a go-fast among the many put-put pontoons on my lake! So, thanks for the site and I look forward to learning what I can and having fun! ---Rob |
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Originally Posted by Greatlakestate
(Post 3648834)
Hi,
Been on the site a few times, decided to finally join. I don't have what you would call a performance boat, but I have been boating all my life and have always been interested in fast boats, etc. I currently live on a small inland lake in west Michigan, but grew up running on lake St. Clair, Mullet lake in various boats my dad had. I have a '97 Chris Craft 21 foot Ultra that I bought as a family ride last year. It's bone stock with a 280hp Volvo 5.7 w/SX drive and tops out at 58 with two adults...I'm looking to upgrade from the stock alum. 19p prop and maybe get a nice gauge/ steering wheel set up for some bling. My thought is to do a few upgrades on it to learn some techniques that I can use when I get into the big leagues... Better start playing the lottery now!! Nothing much, but it's enough for the lake I primarily run on.... It's a go-fast among the many put-put pontoons on my lake! So, thanks for the site and I look forward to learning what I can and having fun! ---Rob |
Welcome to OSO Rob!
You are not alone with having a smaller boat on OSO. The important thing is to have fun boating and enjoy it with the family and friends. |
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