I am more than ready to buy!!!
#34
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From: Boston, MA
sounds about right. CB would be the guy to ask. I know the original owner took care of it with open ckeckbook policy. I'm not sure who owned it after him. People know that boat everywhere. It definately turns heads.
#36
It's a killer boat, I did a search on it here, lots of good reading and I don't think anybody could take better care of a boat than Bob Russell. But on that same note 500K for an old race boat sounds a bit high
. At least thats the card I would play if I was haggling on the price.
. At least thats the card I would play if I was haggling on the price.
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From: Mentor , Ohio
Originally posted by Lapse of Reason
The Dragon is a great go fast no frill boat, I am 6'6" and want a real nice cabin with more stuff than I need to break.
I don't want just a race boat since most of the time it's stopped.
The Dragon is a great go fast no frill boat, I am 6'6" and want a real nice cabin with more stuff than I need to break.
I don't want just a race boat since most of the time it's stopped.
What I opted for was finding one with handling and performance characteristics that fit my tastes since I knew I'd never find one with enough room ... Seems that if Reggie was a bit taller ,... the modern offshore would have evolved into a more roomy craft .... since he's so short the darn things are built for midgits !!!
#40
The 42 OL has decent headroom, you just got to step up to the plate, or, my 4300 Nortech has 6'2" plus at the entry, and about 5'7" at the berth, not as much as the Black Thunder, and has awesome lines to the boat, not puffed up or stuck on. For looks and headroom, OL or Nortech is the way to go. I'll keep looking for you, especially in this neck of the woods, good luck, Jeff
Last edited by JASSMAN; 04-09-2004 at 04:54 PM.



