what's your favorite single-engine 25-28 feet?
12-14-2003, 11:58 AM
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I'm pretty sure Jamie Russell took that picture near the turn buoy (1) with his zoom . That picture is actually a poster I have and I took a digital of it. Heading out to sea around turn in Daytona was like HOLY CHIT. BH
I'm pretty sure Jamie Russell took that picture near the turn buoy (1) with his zoom . That picture is actually a poster I have and I took a digital of it. Heading out to sea around turn in Daytona was like HOLY CHIT. BH
12-14-2003, 01:05 PM
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We own a 25 AT, love it. Handles the confused water of the Chesapeake Bay easily!!!
I do agree with BJM (2 time National Champion F-1) The Activator kicks rough waters A$$!! Of course if you know BJ's personality, the Activator and him (and you to Mark) were unstoppable!!! The Gecko Activator is still for sale, Right?
I do agree with BJM (2 time National Champion F-1) The Activator kicks rough waters A$$!! Of course if you know BJ's personality, the Activator and him (and you to Mark) were unstoppable!!! The Gecko Activator is still for sale, Right?
12-14-2003, 04:49 PM
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JROMY...I think you've found your next boat 
Obviously I have no problem spending your money 
Oh, and have Brian install the throttle on the passenger side too, I'll need something to keep me busy 
Obviously I have no problem spending your money Oh, and have Brian install the throttle on the passenger side too, I'll need something to keep me busy
12-14-2003, 04:49 PM
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Rich,
Having spent numerous hours in the 28 Batboat, I will have to agree with MrOffshores post!
Brian,
That is a great shot! Were was Prototype located before you bought it?
Having spent numerous hours in the 28 Batboat, I will have to agree with MrOffshores post!
Brian,
That is a great shot! Were was Prototype located before you bought it?
12-14-2003, 05:01 PM
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Brian,
I have to agree with you sitting down makes you much more a part of the boat, and with all the high tech foams around today it can be the most comfortable option as well.
Nice shot too!
Chris
I have to agree with you sitting down makes you much more a part of the boat, and with all the high tech foams around today it can be the most comfortable option as well.
Nice shot too!
Chris
12-14-2003, 05:03 PM
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Originally posted by Indy
JROMY...I think you've found your next boat Obviously I have no problem spending your money Oh, and have Brian install the throttle on the passenger side too, I'll need something to keep me busy
JROMY...I think you've found your next boat
Obviously I have no problem spending your money Oh, and have Brian install the throttle on the passenger side too, I'll need something to keep me busy
I'm telling you - looking at the Joker, Progression, Activator, and the Bat Boat (and I've been in Poker Runs where Bat Boats were SCREAMING by) I'm starting to rethink the whole stand-up thing. I guess I really should try some of these sit-downs before passing judgement especially since Cigarette, Outerlimits, Fountain, etc. have all gone to sit down. My concern has always been the memories of hitting big waves in 20 foot Sea Rays and feeling like your spine was crushed. I suppose there may be a small difference
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12-14-2003, 05:10 PM
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Originally posted by Reindl Powerboats
Another shot of our 28 backseat and how it was built to keep you in the boat.
Another shot of our 28 backseat and how it was built to keep you in the boat.
how does insurance compare to other 28 single engine boats?
