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Old 07-11-2014, 11:48 PM
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24x7 with a big motor brah. Get crazy!
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Old 07-11-2014, 11:56 PM
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Just messin' with you! With that budget,you should be able to find something pretty decent. Try to get something complete that you can modify later instead of a project( just my opinion,) If your new to boating, concentrate on launching/retrieving,boat handling,(docking,navigating your area,ect.) so smart a$$es like us wont be picking you apart! Welcome to boating and stay safe!!! About the JET SKIS, I've owned two jet ski rental companies and they're a lot of fun in the right hands.
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Old 07-12-2014, 04:16 PM
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Bad back and jumping waves in the ocean,ummmm you won't last a season. If you're in 3ft or more on a continuous basis, your back is going to give you problems, then your knees, they are going to take a pounding to alleviate some of the stress off your back, but in the end unless you're buying a big $$$ Statement, you're going to have some issues running hard. Not only the bad back, running hard makes things break on your boat, so be prepared to dish out additional repair $$$ besides typical boating $$$.
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With that budget you probably won't be going that fast. You could buy a small outboard river racer for less than 20k and run 120mph + but it won't be in the ocean. The smooth water would be better for your back too.
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Originally Posted by EH2442 View Post
OK guys....

I must restate my goals.....

I just was trying to say I enjoy power and having fun is my intention. Not to really scare anyone....

I have owned a 1200 Hp Corvette for almost 10 years.... and understand how to be careful.
"and understand how to be careful"... u p*ssy, drive it like you stole it
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Originally Posted by KitePool View Post
post pic o the vette!
better yet, post some pics of the skanks you picked up with the vette.. you will have a following on oso in noo time
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Old 07-13-2014, 07:41 PM
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]525990[/ATTACH]
My 24 Pantera is available in the classifieds. Born and bred in Miami for offshore use. It's a 24 x 7 hull and it met my need for speed.509 BBC. 80mph on GPS. Do your research. Don't rely on a couple posts in any one thread. Chat with people that actually own a specific type of boat if one catches your attention. There are a couple other decent sites catering to the offshore crowd that will also have good scoop. There are many good boats available besides mine that will meet your critera.
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Old 07-14-2014, 08:47 PM
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Do you know how quickly you can throw yourself out of the helm and crash into a multimillion dollar yacht?
Lawsuits death or worse lifelong dissability.
Yes there are lots of fast boats but do you have the skill and sense?
BTW I have a 28ss sonic with 2 procharged 454s for 24k but be very sure you know how to drive it.
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Old 07-15-2014, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by schurgervt View Post
Yes there are lots of fast boats but do you have the skill and sense?
BTW I have a 28ss sonic with 2 procharged 454s for 24k but be very sure you know how to drive it.
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]525990[/ATTACH]
My 24 Pantera is available in the classifieds. Born and bred in Miami for offshore use. It's a 24 x 7 hull and it met my need for speed.509 BBC. 80mph on GPS. .
Those are my kind of boats for sure!!!
I'd love to have a 24-28' as a fast play boat for the Gulf and the bays just for the ease of trailering and putting in/out alone.

OP, good luck in your search.
I'd say there would be more than a few 24-28' boats in your price range which will get you the speed your looking for.

See ya,
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