who makes the best 28ft boat for the ocean
04-04-2012 | 11:19 AM
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From: EASTON MA.
04-04-2012 | 11:32 AM
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there the same boat, new owner changed the name to joker powerboats. also the new owner makes a much better boat. better rigging and glass work. I was real close on buying a 28 they were selling. but when the saber came a long and looking brand new. I figured I would save some money.
. not sure now though lol. but I it should be perfect by may or june, if not there will be some parts on the market
. then by aug it will be back a regular saber and for sale. lol ART
. not sure now though lol. but I it should be perfect by may or june, if not there will be some parts on the market. then by aug it will be back a regular saber and for sale. lol ART
04-04-2012 | 11:35 AM
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04-04-2012 | 01:47 PM
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Well said.
If I spent a lot of time in the ocean I think I would want a longer boat w/twins.
My boat would be too "plain-jane" for a lot of people. But, that's what I like. My cabin for example, it's roomy and fine for overnighting (not my really my thing anyway). I can take all the cushions out and literally clean it with a hose.
Some would never consider a sit-down boat. Well, that's what I prefer.
Go shopping and get what you like. It's pretty obvious that opinions vary and you will not get one answer to your ?.
If I spent a lot of time in the ocean I think I would want a longer boat w/twins.
My boat would be too "plain-jane" for a lot of people. But, that's what I like. My cabin for example, it's roomy and fine for overnighting (not my really my thing anyway). I can take all the cushions out and literally clean it with a hose.
Some would never consider a sit-down boat. Well, that's what I prefer.
Go shopping and get what you like. It's pretty obvious that opinions vary and you will not get one answer to your ?.
04-04-2012 | 02:11 PM
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Well said.
If I spent a lot of time in the ocean I think I would want a longer boat w/twins.
My boat would be too "plain-jane" for a lot of people. But, that's what I like. My cabin for example, it's roomy and fine for overnighting (not my really my thing anyway). I can take all the cushions out and literally clean it with a hose.
Some would never consider a sit-down boat. Well, that's what I prefer.
Go shopping and get what you like. It's pretty obvious that opinions vary and you will not get one answer to your ?.
If I spent a lot of time in the ocean I think I would want a longer boat w/twins.
My boat would be too "plain-jane" for a lot of people. But, that's what I like. My cabin for example, it's roomy and fine for overnighting (not my really my thing anyway). I can take all the cushions out and literally clean it with a hose.
Some would never consider a sit-down boat. Well, that's what I prefer.
Go shopping and get what you like. It's pretty obvious that opinions vary and you will not get one answer to your ?.
