Hypothetical boat buying question....
12-03-2003 | 03:14 PM
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You just described the scenario for my next boat. The answer is easy 24 Pantera.
As tough as they come, great in the rough but still fun on a lake. I'd want an SE model with the big cuddy, I'm sure there is room for a porta potty. They are pretty easy to get into the 60's even with mild power. Seriously what more do you want?
As tough as they come, great in the rough but still fun on a lake. I'd want an SE model with the big cuddy, I'm sure there is room for a porta potty. They are pretty easy to get into the 60's even with mild power. Seriously what more do you want?
12-03-2003 | 03:20 PM
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From: tropical Cleveland OH
my boat doesn't seem like what your looking for I think you want more room than a 2 seater and deffinetly no potty. However It'll handle any water a inland lake will throw at you, do 60 no prob. and is a Vee front to back.
12-03-2003 | 03:26 PM
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There is a 26' Sutphen for sale on ebay that is/was owned by a member of OSO I think. Another member had his for sale also. Both look like nice boats.
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12-03-2003 | 04:25 PM
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From: Deeee-troit!
puder, we might have to talk come spring - and I know that motor is going to run after all the grief you went through to get it! 
Of course, be advised that I'm planning to hire Too Old as my boat inspector, so you guys better play it straight!
Of course, be advised that I'm planning to hire Too Old as my boat inspector, so you guys better play it straight!
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