380 Needs a new home ASAP.
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I know this sounds like just another dead horse beating, selfless plug but since this forum has been dead I thought I would try to get some feedback. I've been told it is time for a change in venue. I have listed my boat on OSO and a few other places for what I think is a fair price. I am far from getting out of the sport but I really want to move into a trailerable sport cruiser such as a Formula SS, Wellcraft Excalibur, or something in that direction The market obviously sucks right now but I would entertain trades if anyone is or knows someone looking to move in the Avenger 380 direction. For those that have seen my 97' 380 know it is spotless, turnkey with lots of amentities. I forgot to mention it is the fastest 97' on the market
I would not want to sell it but the wife wants a bit more room for the new addition. Give me some thoughts on this, if for no other reason than to move this forum along a bit.
Josh
I would not want to sell it but the wife wants a bit more room for the new addition. Give me some thoughts on this, if for no other reason than to move this forum along a bit.Josh
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From: Greenville, WI
In pretty much the same situation as Perfectmix, heavily debating moving up to something bigger....and keep thinking about those sport cruisers. The debate is move into a 38 Avenger or Formula SS? I'm leaning towards the 38 Avenger, now just need to figure out what to do with my 29 Enticer.
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From: Boyne/Charlevoix , MI
Probably think I'm nuts, but I say these PQ (pleasure)/performance boats use less fuel than the cruisers. A buddies 330 SS works pretty hard to see 50 mph, maybe 4800rpm. Our 340 cruises an easy 53mph at 3600rpm.
Last edited by Shawn D; 08-28-2008 at 08:41 PM.
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Shawn, I have no complaints about my 380. Probably one of the best 38' Performance boats to spend long weeksnds on. I'm just looking for a boat I can leave in the water at the Harbor. I refuse to leave my PQ in the water for anything more than a couple of days even though I have an anual slip.
BTW. Nice pictures of your trip up the St. Mary's I did that trip a few years ago it was great.
BTW. Nice pictures of your trip up the St. Mary's I did that trip a few years ago it was great.
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I was going to buy a Formula 330SS and decided on the Avenger. The PQ has the same headroom and the same size cabin. The only difference was the cockpit seating. And the Formula is 10'6" wide. I know the PQ rides better and is much faster. And it was much cheaper.




