Looking for boat ideas
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I want to get back into boating after a few years of being away and I'm looking at early 2000s Fountains, Formulas, Scarabs and Bajas around 29-31', is there anything else I should be looking at? Something with a reputation for being well built and comfortable enough to spend the night on the water. Looking to spend $50k. Thanks in advance
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I want to get back into boating after a few years of being away and I'm looking at early 2000s Fountains, Formulas, Scarabs and Bajas around 29-31', is there anything else I should be looking at? Something with a reputation for being well built and comfortable enough to spend the night on the water. Looking to spend $50k. Thanks in advance
Don't overlook the PowerQuests. Very well built boats that run very well. We love our 280 and it sleeps two comfortable enough for an overnighter. There are a few around. Contact Neal at PQ. He told me he's been brokering a few.
Thanks. Brad.
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Lakeglider,
Don't overlook the PowerQuests. Very well built boats that run very well. We love our 280 and it sleeps two comfortable enough for an overnighter. There are a few around. Contact Neal at PQ. He told me he's been brokering a few.
Thanks. Brad.
(937)545-8991
Don't overlook the PowerQuests. Very well built boats that run very well. We love our 280 and it sleeps two comfortable enough for an overnighter. There are a few around. Contact Neal at PQ. He told me he's been brokering a few.
Thanks. Brad.
(937)545-8991
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