AT vs. OL
01-29-2014 | 08:08 PM
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Hmm I`ll take that with a grain of salt coming from a Koolaid drinker but i will say my experience was different. I installed an AC system in my 2000 33 Outlaw and having to hole saw many parts of the boat found none of the things you describe, quite the opposite. I went in thinking lets see this crappy Baja construction and came out with a couple wore out hole saws and a new respect.
01-29-2014 | 08:11 PM
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01-29-2014 | 08:14 PM
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Owned one, driven several, seen a bunch destroyed in a hurricane. I have never ever saw a boat built with OSB or partical board until I had to replace my sunpad or looked at several destroyed Bajas after a hurricane. Made me sick to see partical board used in cabin and cockpit materials. True story.
You trust your lives that these boats can withstand what we use them for.
You trust your lives that these boats can withstand what we use them for.
I invite you up to LAKE MICHIGAN where I run 100s of miles a day in the rough......oh wait OSO says lake Michigan does not produce big waves and that NOAA lies about its wave heights 
Flying just as nice as a AT..........
01-29-2014 | 08:14 PM
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For the record, I have liked every Baja I've ever ridden in...33 Outlaw and 2 different 36 Outlaws. I thought all were great boats. I like my boat, too. And, as stated earlier, I'd buy an Outerlimits next, if I do move up instead of getting out of the game...
How the HELL do I contribute to this argument????????
How the HELL do I contribute to this argument????????
01-29-2014 | 08:24 PM
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We could run our boats against each other any time you want. Same year. Close in length. I doubt yours runs 100 like mine but I will govern mine to whatever your top speed is and still outrun you in the rough, corners, etc. all while PUTTING MY LIFE IN DANGER I invite you up to LAKE MICHIGAN where I run 100s of miles a day in the rough......oh wait OSO says lake Michigan does not produce big waves and that NOAA lies about its wave heights
Flying just as nice as a AT..........
I invite you up to LAKE MICHIGAN where I run 100s of miles a day in the rough......oh wait OSO says lake Michigan does not produce big waves and that NOAA lies about its wave heights Flying just as nice as a AT..........
Other than you missed Somethin' Sexy boats in the Gulf of Mexico......don't think he cares about the cold ass lake you northerns speak so highly of with two months of boating a year....
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01-29-2014 | 08:34 PM
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01-29-2014 | 08:45 PM
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The point is you do boat in big waves....hence the gulf of Mexico reference.....you see the Gulf of Mexico is a larger body of water compared to Lake MI......F" it this is a dumb thread I am out....
01-29-2014 | 09:32 PM
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Its all good!
If we were all rafted up together saying the same stuff, we would choose to understand and appreciate everyone's opinions and facts. Enjoying good boating convo. But some Keyboard Cowboys
Just don't know how to have fun!OSO is what keeps us "alive" until next summer! If some of the other members can't enjoy it we will just have to make the best of it
