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Neverfastenuf 07-02-2002 03:50 PM

Apache?????
 
Need some input on Apache. Considering a 36 or 41. Any information would be much appreciated. Lake Powell mostly, Ocean running probably not(too far). Ride characteristics, etc. is helpful. Thanks much.

Tbonepmp 07-02-2002 04:13 PM

Like a Brick Sh$% House!!!!!!!!!
 
We had a 1990 47' Apache for a couple years and I can honestly say there is nothing like an Apache... They thrive on big water and eat it up all day long! Smooth water is boring in them... They feel like they are dragging, but has soon as you hit the rough stuff it is like a whole new world.The boats are rock solid and have a lot of history to them as well, which makes it all the more interesting to own one...:cool:

Brad 07-02-2002 04:28 PM

There was a new 36 single step on the FPC Key West Poker run this year. Boat seemed to handle the rough stuff very well. When tied up next to a new 38 Top Gun the Apache is actually has more free board. A 36 will run in the low 80’s w 500 EFI’s. I was told it takes 750-800 HP to get a 41 to run 80

BODYSHOT1 07-02-2002 04:34 PM

...seems like too much boat for Lake running..??:confused:

just my .02

Neverfastenuf 07-02-2002 05:01 PM

Those that have boated Lake Powell can attest that it can get fairly rough(in my opinion). In the main channel, with a fair amount of boat traffic it can get pretty mixed up. Storms can bring 6'-7' footers, but that is not real typical. Now, I will say I am sure (I have no experience with Ocean running, LOTO or the Great Lakes) it is not remotely as rough as where some other members have boated. I have a 30 Eliminator now, and while adequate in almost all conditions, on Powell anyway, it has been brought to my attention by my significant other, she would like a little smoother ride, and more cabin room. I don't want a cruiser, and this will be a viable alternative to one. Thanks for the replies. PS, yes, she does have a great deal of input!!!

Tonto 07-02-2002 05:06 PM

I have a 41 pleasure for sale in Ft. Lauderdale. Call 954-797-8969 and ask for Mark. I think he is delivering a boat to Detroit this week so he might not be but give him a try.
Robert

thisistank 07-02-2002 07:48 PM

Theres a 36' with I believe 650HP motors and fresh bravos for 110K and a 41' with zuls and #3's for 100K Both are in southern cali and are both VERY nice boats. If you want more info on them email me and I'll get you the owners cell numbers

Tank

Neverfastenuf 07-03-2002 11:32 AM

I learned that besides the length difference in the 36 to 41, they are also built by different manufactures (thanks for the info Tonto). Anyone else have experience with both of these boats and what differences besides the obvious, length. Thanks for the replies.

DanL 07-03-2002 12:13 PM

they're both a pretty good buy right now. the 36's sell faster. A 41 with a short stagger engine setup is great when it comes to routine engine stuff. Cockpits are big and sunpads are huge. Cabin size is immense.

Rico's Revenge 07-03-2002 02:02 PM

The 41' Apache...My favorite boat of all time.

I still remember the first one I saw... Ultimate Warrior.

Ron P 07-03-2002 02:32 PM

I spent a day in the ocean on a non stepped 36. Didn't like it at all when compare to a slingshot 388 or Outerlimits.

I slammed in the waves and the fit and finish was marginal.

Zero Cavity 07-03-2002 05:28 PM

I have a 38 Cigarette wich I LOVE but after ALL I have learn I personaly think that the 41 Apache is the best OFFSHORE V-botton boat out there. Mark McManus still rebuild this boats all the time for people in Europe and the US. Call hin at 941-454-1114 for more questions or talk to Mr.Tanner ( Tonto and Medicine Man)

Neverfastenuf 07-03-2002 06:51 PM

Thanks for the replies, it looks as if I'll have to look a little harder at the 41s. I only wish I weren't so far away from the boats. I have never seen one and would really like to check one out. Oh well, I guess it's plane time. Thanks again for the replies.:D

thisistank 07-03-2002 11:04 PM

You've got mail brother.....Let me know how the phone call goes.

Tank

IDRPSTF 07-04-2002 11:39 AM

I just spoke with the owner of a 36 in great condition that is putting it on the market within the next week for a great price. The owner knows what he has and what its worth but is realistic about the market. I will have a spec sheet and pictures Friday. Give me a call or email me direct with any particular pictures you would like me to get [email protected] or [email protected] or 949-212-7275. As for the Quality of an Apache? You will brake before the boat will!!!

OldSchool 03-21-2004 04:43 PM

I think that I might want a 41.:cool: :cool:

traviss 03-21-2004 04:46 PM

:D i think your just trying to fill up the first page with apache threads LOL!

puder 03-21-2004 04:49 PM

mmmm how did this thread get brought back up????

hell Danl (who posted on this thread) died almost 2 years ago......

traviss 03-21-2004 04:55 PM

puder.. good ole craig223 has been drinkin and smokin all day while bringing up old old threads :D

Papache 03-21-2004 09:48 PM

41 apache for sale
 
1988 apache no power $120,00 power avable $125,00
boat runs 114 fastest apache.

cigarette1 03-21-2004 11:57 PM


Originally posted by Brad
.... A 36 will run in the low 80’s w 500 EFI’s. ...
NOT :rolleyes:


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