klmken

What size are you looking for? I might be up for selling my all white 22'. It is a 86 used pretty little over the last 4 years, no bottom paint, and a new small block getting ready to go in....
Nauti,
Post some pics of that thing. I might be in the market and I'm just south of you...
Ken

nautiintention

Ken
The only photo's I have of the boat are from a standard camera and I have no way to scan them in. The boat is in the shop right now having the risers and manifolds replaced right now. Once I get it back home I will take some digital pics and post them. Pachanga's are a great riding boat, and I love mine. I was looking to move up in the next year or two and came across a great deal on the Sonic and could not pass it up.

Dreaminbig

klmken,

I was looking in the long-term--maybe in a year or two. Just dreamin I guess. I am still in college and lack the funds to make it happen. If this was not the case, I would definitely be looking. In the future, your 22 would be a perfect fit for my situation. Sorry If I confused anyone and thanks for the offer.

John

changaman

I bought an 86 Pachanga II from the original owner in 97 . I love the boat it's a 60 mph boat cruses nicely at 2500 rpm 40 mph . Rides nice great ski boat turns on a dime and handles the water at the 1000 islands pretty well . much better than our 210 BW Sea Ray

klmken

Dou you have the hatches in the cabin? i am looking at buying a set but need some measurements.
ken

Wobble

My buddies 1990 27 pachanga has a 550hp BBC with bravo-1 runs 62-63mph. Excellent ride. Foam filled transom is a nice feature. The side exhausts sound bada*s.

racer-x6

After Sea Ray stoped making the 32' the mold was sold to Envision and became the 32 Illision, the first one came out in 1993. Envision boats was started after Mach I boats went under.

Gofastboater45

Actually since SeaRay was a Brunswick owned company, & they ( Brunswick ) recently had aquired Baja is when Sea Ray shut down the production of the Pachanga line. Only 126 Pachanga's in total were produced ( that may be 126 32's ), if I remember a story I once heard. They saw no sense at the time in having 2 "gofast" lines being produced & Searay already had a big presence in the Cruiser World & Baja in the Gofast world. No need to compete against each other under the same umbrella...

Real nice boats without a doubt

Semper Fi

Years ago when I was 18 (19yrs ago ) the Pachanga was the boat of choice when I grew up in NJ.

Donzi Corleone

I think they would do well by bringing it back!!!!!!! It always was an head-turner when I saw one.