Help me out?
03-23-2004 | 12:28 AM
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From: Maximo FLA
Originally posted by LPA2106
and you are right Troutly..I been causing too much trouble these days "thinking out loud" on the board...sorry guys
and you are right Troutly..I been causing too much trouble these days "thinking out loud" on the board...sorry guys
If you work at Fountain why do you have to go on the web site to find the spec's and prices of the boats?
rag's
03-23-2004 | 05:14 PM
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From: Epping N.H.
Re: Help me out?
Originally posted by LPA2106
Can you find me a few more choices?
I am looking still....looking for the most BANG for the BUCK....
I want a 35'-42'er with the least amount of power possible to give me say low to upper 70's
I know that from the Fountain web site that the:
...35' Executioner with t-425hp HO's 79+mph (approx 140k)
...42' Executioner with staggered t-425hp HO's 73+mph (approx 180k)
I want to know what else is out there that is comparable in terms of cost/quality/seaworthiness in a new offshore.
Can you find me a few more choices?I am looking still....looking for the most BANG for the BUCK....
I want a 35'-42'er with the least amount of power possible to give me say low to upper 70's
I know that from the Fountain web site that the:
...35' Executioner with t-425hp HO's 79+mph (approx 140k)
...42' Executioner with staggered t-425hp HO's 73+mph (approx 180k)
I want to know what else is out there that is comparable in terms of cost/quality/seaworthiness in a new offshore.
Bob
03-23-2004 | 06:14 PM
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If you've got a hundred and eighty G's to spend on a boat, you can buy almost anything out there on the used market right now. You could probably pick up a clean 41 Apache with 1400 Sterlings and #6's hanging off the a$$ of it for less than that. With all the money you save, you could even afford to epoxy a beak on the Apache if that's your preference.
