My Dad downsized this season from a 30 formula to a 2000 24' outlaw. He said he's just getting to old to handle a bigger boat (banging off docks :whistle:) but will never have a cruiser lol. Anyway, I have went out with him several times this season trying props and I drove it quite a bit. I was actually surprised how well it handles, very predictable and can hold its own when things get a little rougher. His has the 502 and runs about 68-70 with 3 blade and 64-66 4 blade and planes much better. Bolsters are a must in my book so that narrowed it down for him also. It's pretty much a proven hull that's been around for some time now, Hope this helps you out, good luck!

So what's next? :whistle:

I'll vouch for this boat, it's clean!

out of the 3 I'd take the 24 outlaw . if your budget does have some stretch i would be willing to hear an offer on my 25 AT .

I'm hopefully going down to Louisville Friday to look at the 1995 baja outlaw as long as my bank says its worth what there asking for it.

No boday has asked.

Where are you going to boat? How many people do you want to take with you? Do you plan to over night on it? What do you have to pull it with?

Here is a nice one... :)

http://kalamazoo.craigslist.org/boa/3999379815.html

Lake missinawa in Peru Indiana it not really big and not very choppy I have a 06 dodge 1500 4x4 lifted tires its big enough to pull what I need it for as for staying out on the boat not very often and may four to six people plus I have my first baby on way is the main reason for my spending limit

Sold my 2011 Harley street glide thus summer for a boat and have been looking for a while I'm one of those kind of people how loves to have big toys lol

They didn't make the 24 in 2000, 98 was the last year. If its a 2000 it's a 25.

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Be sure to have a marine surveyor look at it before you buy it.