new Pantera owner
10-21-2005 | 11:20 AM
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Re: new Pantera owner
Sands why did you buy my boat, I've been watching it since I traded it in almost 2 yrs ago when they dropped the price a little more I was going to try to buy it back. Where are you going to be using it?
10-21-2005 | 05:21 PM
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Re: new Pantera owner
I'm just off the Eastern Bay in Kent Island Maryland. I thought the price was fair and spent a decent amount of money having the boat surveyed. It appears you took good care of the boat.
Thanks, Joe
Thanks, Joe
07-18-2008 | 01:21 PM
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congrats on buying the Pantera. I just joined the family a couple oif months ago after buying my first boat. I have already seen 82 on GPS and we think there is a few more left in it but since I am still learning to dock the f-ing thing 82 is good for now. 
even after 48 hours on her It's just not an easy task with a single in a 28ft boat you know..
08-22-2008 | 11:00 AM
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From: ft lauderdale
Thanks for the responses over the past few months on my questions about "Uncivilized", a 1999 28' Pantera with t-502's. After lengthy surveys, compression and leak down tests, I purchased the boat in Late August. Unfortunately it was the weekend of Katrina and have only had one oppurtunity to take the boat out. I've only operated a 25 foot single Baja and I must say the ride of the Pantera left me speechless. I got just over 76 mph on the GPS and the handling was incredible. I was hoping on some tips about trimming the drives and tab settings from other 28 owners to maybe tweak another mph or two.
(i know its spelled wrong but oso wouldnt let me spell is correctly)
08-22-2008 | 07:38 PM
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From: Atlanta
No cabin right? imco's SC ?
what prop and what were you turning?
