New Boat Choices
#1
We would like any ones opinion on what type of boats we could look into/buy. I know this site is geared toward offshore racing type stuff, but I figured I would see what could come out of this.
We currently have a 26 SeaRay OV and we really like the 31 SeaRay Sun Sport, and would like to stay this size or smaller like 28. We have seen a boat made by Mariah but never heard of them, but like the layout. We want something still sporty, but has some amenities of home, but definitely not a cruiser, because we still like to have fun with her. The biggest thing is to have a cabin with a separate head and running water.
Any input by you guys would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
We currently have a 26 SeaRay OV and we really like the 31 SeaRay Sun Sport, and would like to stay this size or smaller like 28. We have seen a boat made by Mariah but never heard of them, but like the layout. We want something still sporty, but has some amenities of home, but definitely not a cruiser, because we still like to have fun with her. The biggest thing is to have a cabin with a separate head and running water. Any input by you guys would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
#4
Chaparral 285 SSI, can be had with twin 6.2, 320hp and Bravo Ones.
Nice Sport Cruiser.
http://www.chaparralboats.com/SSiSportboat_285.asp
Jan
Nice Sport Cruiser.
http://www.chaparralboats.com/SSiSportboat_285.asp
Jan
#5
Also in that range is the PowerQuest 280 SC, it also can be fitted with twin 6.2's and Bravo Ones. Great customer service after the sale.
http://www.powerquestboats.com/280_sc.htm
Jan
http://www.powerquestboats.com/280_sc.htm
Jan
#7
Originally Posted by Jan
Chaparral 285 SSI, can be had with twin 6.2, 320hp and Bravo Ones.
Nice Sport Cruiser.
http://www.chaparralboats.com/SSiSportboat_285.asp
Jan
Nice Sport Cruiser.
http://www.chaparralboats.com/SSiSportboat_285.asp
Jan
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