Baja's The Best...#$%&@* The Rest! :D
12-22-2013, 10:32 AM
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12-22-2013, 11:11 AM
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I have a 24ft outlaw and I think they are great starter boats, this is my 2nd boat, however my first one was a 88 240 sport that I only had for half a season before I wanted to do a build of the more modern outlaw. Very capable boat, was very surprised of its capability in the rough for its size. Like what has been said, the 24 outlaw is a greT starter offshore boat and performance boat.
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12-22-2013, 11:23 AM
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Wow think about that a newboat at 45k 28fter and twins! that barely buys a 20ft bayliner now days, this sport has driven the hourly wage guy right outta town and he will never be able to afford a comparable boat new, 28/30ft boats new are well north of 100k and there half the boat that 280 was
12-22-2013, 11:30 AM
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12-22-2013, 11:42 AM
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I enjoy my 24 outlaw with 454 mag and have no plans to get rid of it even though I can afford to buy a much bigger boat paid in cash! I had a 1988 240 sport many years ago and then had many different boats in between and decided the 88 240 sport was the best so I went with the same hull again and love it. Boating is a free hobbie for me other than the gas, I wont lose a cent on this boat. What can I say...Im cheap and like to invest my money rather than blow it on boats that lose value faster than anything I know of. The 24 outlaw is a boat that is very easy to sell when that time comes!
12-22-2013, 11:47 AM
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Pokerface was a factory owned boat made to promote Baja on the poker run circuit. That's why he ran it hard and I don't think he hurt it. I was with a group of Donzis on White Lake to watch the boats come in for the card stop there. A few of us ventured onto Lake Michigan briefly but there were 6 footers there by shore. I guess it was a lot worse for most of the run. Only a handful of boats made the complete poker run. That is when I really started respecting Baja. I do love messing with 24 owners who think that Donzi Classics are 65 mph boats. 
12-22-2013, 11:57 AM
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Pokerface was a factory owned boat made to promote Baja on the poker run circuit. That's why he ran it hard and I don't think he hurt it. I was with a group of Donzis on White Lake to watch the boats come in for the card stop there. A few of us ventured onto Lake Michigan briefly but there were 6 footers there by shore. I guess it was a lot worse for most of the run. Only a handful of boats made the complete poker run. That is when I really started respecting Baja. I do love messing with 24 owners who think that Donzi Classics are 65 mph boats.
