Outerlimits Completes Second Outboard-Powered SL 41
04-12-2019 | 06:50 AM
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Maybe someday when I’m deaf I’ll smarten up. Lol
The boat is bad ass though!!
04-12-2019 | 08:27 AM
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I understand why the OB's and like the added room, new tech etc. But I do not think it looks "Killer". Sorry but those sticking up on the end of the boat is just not as sleek as a I/O.
Flame away but I have seen people say this on some other I/O conversions and I just don't get the looks great comments. Less weight, as good performance, warranty, all that yes.
Flame away but I have seen people say this on some other I/O conversions and I just don't get the looks great comments. Less weight, as good performance, warranty, all that yes.
04-12-2019 | 02:16 PM
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04-12-2019 | 06:19 PM
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was more or less insinuating that most yacht tenders I’ve seen get towed behind the yachts and sit in the water for long stretches of time . Not to say that Ol couldn’t be one but I’d hate to see a boat like that with bottom paint and getting the **** kicked out of it.
04-13-2019 | 11:05 AM
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Another stunner by Dan and crew at OL!
I like the stand up bolsters in the red 41 OB boat but this rear lounge idea could be very usable for cruising at lower speeds.
That red 41 OB is a screaming deal at 430K with only 65 hours. I'd learn to love red vs. building new for more money.
I like the stand up bolsters in the red 41 OB boat but this rear lounge idea could be very usable for cruising at lower speeds.
That red 41 OB is a screaming deal at 430K with only 65 hours. I'd learn to love red vs. building new for more money.
