Drock - Thanks for the information about these two boats... I don't think i'm alone to say that I'm looking for my next boat and one that I would plan to hold onto for a few years.. maybe too picky but here are my thoughts..

Lake in the Hills.. Engine is only 375hp. Heard that this motor on that boat is shows lack of Power. No Silent Choice, No K-Planes, and Graphics Package is OK but to my wife and I, not the boat that we would love to have for the next 5-8yrs... Hours are Low which are great but Could not make up for me wanting to sell in a few years to get More Power and Eye Catching Graphics... Hold off on this boat for now..

Traverse City Silencer - Black/Maroon. I have been on seen/drove this boat... Many comments... Not the boat for us. If someone is interested in this boat, please contact me and I can give you my real thoughts.


Honestly, we had our last boat for 5 years and are looking for the next 5+ years... We want it to Look Good, Run Great, and have been well taken care of. I can live without some of the options, but can't buy a boat that I already want to sell when pulling home...

I'm not in a Rush to buy one, but when the right one comes along, we will be ready...

2003 with Riptide graphics.........

Not the best video but gives you an idea.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AqxSciMAUCc

That was definitely a BA boat, Mike. What happened with the Raylar?

The Raylar was taken out with next to zero hours and sold when the new owner bought it....he wanted more power!!!

You canadians have too much money!!!

It's not too much money it's testosterone speed is just a fact life

agreed

Too funny, just look at my user name 'Need4Speed'! (the GTCS is for my Mustang GT California Special). I don't actually have a lot of money but fast toys are where I spend my money! LOL!

Coming from the guy that has a Mustang GT California Special, 380 Poker Run edition and spent an unknown sum of money to teach a dog how to drive a boat AT NIGHT no less!! :lolhit:

I always thought dogs were color blind.

Actually the hard part was keeping the dog sober enough so he could drive!