Originally Posted by Sydwayz

Right after he starting building the 27 step bottom. It resembles a cedar shake shingle roof looking down the bottom profile.

Originally Posted by abmotorman

I sense a new spin on this tread that keeps going and going......

Here's what i've learned so far-
Since I buy used (so far) my opinion ain't worth crap.
You can't compare a Baja to an AT or OL and everyone has owned or rode in one at one time.
It's winter so we should go from having fun talking about boats to taking things way to serious and go off.
The Gulf of Mexico has a lot of water.
Watch out for previous Fountain owners hands while sitting in a side by side bolster seat.
Friday Baja boat builds got whatever material they had laying around but we are still waiting for proof.
All boats keep getting faster just ask.
Beer is good especially when talking boats.

Did I miss something?

Originally Posted by Knot 4 Me

When did Pat start installing those?!

Originally Posted by Orange quatro

Ok, don't drop the drives all the way in only past neutral position or maybe a little positive . I actually got a call from a friend telling me not to drop the drives all the way. I am wrong and not to proud to admit it. I can also say a very humble thank you for all who chimed in and said so, that might have saved me from going for a swim. See this is a productive thread. Now go back to busting balls.

Originally Posted by Sydwayz

Great info, and thanks for sharing expertise from your friend. Maybe a sticker is in order for the next used boat buyer?

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Originally Posted by ActiveThunder

I respect that. Even though we are all "ball-busting", OSO is still a great place to learn. This is proof.

Originally Posted by Drock78

I know that you stole that pic from a Sunsation Brian.

Originally Posted by Sydwayz

Right after he starting building the 27 step bottom. It resembles a cedar shake shingle roof looking down the bottom profile.

Originally Posted by Sydwayz

Guess again!