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I swear by old heave boats for Lake Erie, but if I was to get a newer boat, would be a TS Cig, or 41 Saber..... they are the best riding newer boats I been on in LE, Clifford was all business many great rides on it, didn't need steps on it.... ran good no matter what... and when it got big it was all business....
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Originally Posted by glassdave
(Post 4011798)
I'm going back to basics, screw it! Building a 27 Sport Magnum with LSX's and Arnesons then to replace the Donzi i am going with an old school 38 Excel Scarab with NO crap in the cabin . . . no micro . . no fridge . . . no sink . . . no air . . . just a cooler and some carpet and a lot of extra tabbing and bulkheads (Jim Dietz WickedOne style :D) This water just breaks schit apart and the long and short of it is most of that stuff is useless. Not sure what out there now fill the bill,
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Yes I bought the one mtc
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I had glass Dave look at it prior to buying i water tested rides
Real nice so I closed the deal last week I'm ready to update it some and run it |
Originally Posted by Sunrocket24
(Post 4011836)
Where is this OP from? I was Great Lakes for years and moved to VA back in July. It gets just as snotty here in the Chesapeake Bay as it does on the Great Lakes. My guess is he is one of these small inland lake guys??
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Originally Posted by korvetkeith
(Post 4011941)
Why an excel btw? Are they built better than average? Do they need the mods you suggested to be robust? I do like the way they look.
actually I like the deck and trim plus the hull was still from the same mold as the flat deck. The vents and windscreen went through some changes around 1990, I would like to find an 88 or 89 trs boat |
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