Very interesting new Searay
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From: Tallahassee, FL
Those 350 yamahas are like 9=800 pounds. I wonder how it would do with 300 Etec's, they are about 100 lbs lighter than the mercs and don't require oil changes which would be really nice.
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From: Merritt Island, FL
I like it but don't see how the claim to tilt the motors up out of the water would work with that swim platform.
Funny, I have been thinking a express cruiser with outboards would be a good idea, seems Searay and AT both think so.
Funny, I have been thinking a express cruiser with outboards would be a good idea, seems Searay and AT both think so.
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From: Okanagan Falls BC. Canada
The Bayliner Capri with the stinky, smokey 2 stroke Force didn't have problems with exh fumes recirculating, so I'm sure the Sea Ray engineers addressed the venting scenario.
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From: Marblehead/Cleveland, Oh
Very cool well engineered boat, nice to see someone thinking outside the box!
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From: Cora
Sunbird a company that used to be here in Columbia SC built some. I think they hit a homerun! I want to see a nice 33-35Sportfisherman with ths design. Is a 18 deg. deadrise normal for a crusier?
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This will probably be the first of many to come. From what I've heard, GM is retrofitting their entire line of engines (not to mention all the EPA catalytic converter crap) and the manufactuers are turning this way...less rigging, more space, less weight, better fuel economy, and similar or better performance...


