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Back4More 02-13-2013 08:16 PM

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akaboatman 02-13-2013 08:19 PM

HeHe
 

Originally Posted by Back4More (Post 3866805)
:lolhit:

Thats right.

Drock78 02-13-2013 08:19 PM


Originally Posted by boatnt (Post 3866790)
Fountains,,,porsche all too small for you,,,,stick with the custom van,,,:lolhit:

Haha..I was waiting for you to show up Tom. Id rock a van straight up A-Team style

Racerngr1 02-13-2013 10:34 PM


Originally Posted by zz28zz (Post 3866634)
I'm 6'3' and abt 220 lbs.
Went and checked out a 1990 29' Fever yesterday.
Boat is in great shape for its age but when I stepped into the drivers seat it seemed really cramped. Sitting, my knees would barely go under the dash and that was with my feet under the seat. There's no way a could get my feet under the dash while sitting. Standing straight up, the top of the seat back was well below my waist and I had to bend over to reach the throttles and steering wheel. If I put my feet way under the dash (on the angled portion), it felt a little better but I was putting a lot of stress on the seat back and that was just sittng on the trailer. I could just imaging how much stress I'd place on the seat positioned like that under acceleration and in the chop.
I really like the boat, but this may be a deal breaker if I can't find a solutuon.
Any ideas?? Owner suggested moving seat back a couple of inches, but that seems like a lot of work and doubt it would help much.
Any other boats along the same line fit for us taller guys?

I'm 6', that's how I drive my boat in the ocean because I can absorb the impact with my legs. Also, I angle my seat bottom to about a 45* angle. When I'm on the lake, I just adjust the seat flat and sit down.

jmoore1225 02-14-2013 02:28 AM

My buddies 35 & my 32 bolsters are the same distance from the dash, so I'm assuming its the same all the way up the ladder. You find ways to manage, I'm 6'5.....

BIGMC69 02-14-2013 03:42 PM

6'9" 305 in a 28zx. I look like a tard driving mine standing up. But Lake Pontchatrain in Louisiana can get pretty bumpy. However I can fit sitting with my legs crossed under the seat on calm days.

zz28zz 02-14-2013 03:51 PM


Originally Posted by POWERPLAY J (Post 3866787)
Cut holes in the floor.

Humm wonder how much room there is under there. That would solve all (well maybe not all) of my problems.. Anyone had the floor out of their 29??

I know it's a joke, but hey,,nothing is impossible..

88Fount33 02-14-2013 03:52 PM

G.I. too big, go 'way, no boom boom fo' U.

boat for short dumb fat bastds, 5'7" 230++ likey me.

POWERPLAY J 02-14-2013 03:58 PM


Originally Posted by zz28zz (Post 3867400)
Humm wonder how much room there is under there. That would solve all (well maybe not all) of my problems.. Anyone had the floor out of their 29??

I know it's a joke, but hey,,nothing is impossible..

Depending on where the fuel tank is and what is under the floor it could be possible to cut a recess. Give Reggie jr a call at RF.

the deep 02-14-2013 04:00 PM


Originally Posted by 88Fount33 (Post 3867401)
G.I. too big, go 'way, no boom boom fo' U.

boat for short dumb fat bastds, 5'7" 230++ likey me.

That cracked me up . :lolhit: Me so hooooorny , me boom boom long time . :bunnydance: Great movie .


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