I know where there is a 2000 model Pantera 24' Sport powered by twin 225 Pro Max outboards.The boat is in very clean condition and located in the North East. Since we have not built many with this set up in recent years I figured I would let you all know that there is one available now.

Send me an email and I can forward pics. and contact info.

[email protected]

Regards,

JO

This one? Thanks.

http://adcache.boattraderonline.com/6/1/5/89846415.htm

love that set up, that boat has to rip......

Not too keen on the graphics, but that boat is the setup, and worth every penny!!!

Cover the graphics with a wrap!! Don't let cosmetice stop you from buying a boat.

This might be a stupid question, but do the outboard 24's have more cockpit room? ...than mine does? What kind of speeds does a boat like that run? Just curious.

The outboard boats are kind of growing on me...

Yes, That is the boat.

On outboard models we normally move the rear bulkhead back and re-glass it allowing a much larger cockpit but the customer this 24' was built for decided to have the engine room space left alone for extra storage space.

This boat has a cabin, back seat, sunpad, and a 3 man bolster. The 3 man bolster can be removed if needed and 2 race sit down seats can be put in or 2 stand up bolsters with drop outs.

It is a great price since there is alot of $$$ in running gear with this set up. Top speed is right around 81-83 MPH with very strong acceleration. From what I can see on the pictures and from speaking to the person selling it the boat has been kept in good condition.

The Graphics are painted.

JO

I never pay that much attention to the graphics. If a boat has good graphics then its just a bonus. You can't see them when you are driving and they dayum sure don't make the boat go faster or ride better. In fact, I'd pay more for no graphics and just a blank canvas.

Thats a sweet boat

The beauty of the internet...it just jumped up $7,400 since yesterday! hahaha

Wow. At $39,900 it's not that great of a price.

There's a couple of pics of the interior under this link:
http://www.brokerageboats.com/seavil...oat.asp?id=783

I wonder how that hydraulic steering has held up. If it were mine, I'd have preferred the side ram w/ wingplate & external tie-bar setup.