Donzi 33ZX. The boat has a huge cabin and cockpit for its size. Easy to overnight and still run good speeds.

Ditto on the Velocity 290. Looks like there is one in the classifi, not mine. Very roomy cabin and deep cockpit for a 29.

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We chartered an Axopar in Turks and Caicos right before the World shut down. It was the open. I was Very impressed with the layout and it still had a very decent cabin below. There were 8 of us plus the captain and his first mate. We were very comfortable for the 8+ hours we were aboard.
I have been looking at them myself- just still not sure about the plumb bow look. Seems very reasonably priced too.

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man, you guys know how to partey!




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Your odds of getting hit by lightning are better than finding a 33 Active Thunder for sale.

WARNING on the 340 Vyper! The 340 hull was modified in 2001 since it had a very tough time getting on plane. Even with Merc 500s it was impossible out of the hole.

I love the condition and price of this Vyper Chris. Even if mainly being used for cruising and camping, well then driveability is still imperative. I will scratch my head a

little bit and see what suggestions I'll be able to come up with. Catching a Great Lakes boat before the winter and pull down to Florida would be ideal. Florida seems

to have been going boating crazy and hurricanes have also taken their toll on nice 10-20-year-old boats. I guess that's what inflated resale values and to top it off the

new boats are extremely pricey due to manufacturing costs and strong demand.

What is the widest beam you think would work for you?


'till I got some suggestions...

Out of all these and something you may find for sale I would say 35 Sonic or 33 DONZI ZX. Both have a bunch of cabin room, I think the DONZI is a wider beam.

Join this group on Facebook, and post that you are looking for an Active Thunder. There are going to be some that can be bought but aren’t listed:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2599...735/?ref=share