A little help here...
10-09-2002 | 08:03 PM
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A little help here...
Good evening ladies and gentlemen...
I am begining to look for a second boat. I am leaning toward a 90-95 38 scarab. The boat looks to have most of what I am looking for, I would like to know what is the usual weakness in the boat, are there stringer problems or other issues?
I love my 28 Pantera but am looking for a second boat for the big weekends here at loto to haul larger groups of friends. I thought about a 38 Fountain but I think it is too small size wise, I like to wider beam and freeboard of the scarab.
Looking forward to some help from those in the know!
V-Mike
I am begining to look for a second boat. I am leaning toward a 90-95 38 scarab. The boat looks to have most of what I am looking for, I would like to know what is the usual weakness in the boat, are there stringer problems or other issues?
I love my 28 Pantera but am looking for a second boat for the big weekends here at loto to haul larger groups of friends. I thought about a 38 Fountain but I think it is too small size wise, I like to wider beam and freeboard of the scarab.
Looking forward to some help from those in the know!
V-Mike
10-13-2002 | 07:22 AM
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hi Von,
I recently looked at 38's from the 90's and found them to be smaller in cockpit room than my current 1990 34 footer, so I opted to repower and keep my boat.
Can't tell you if there were any particular problems associated with them though, perhaps someone else may know more.
I recently looked at 38's from the 90's and found them to be smaller in cockpit room than my current 1990 34 footer, so I opted to repower and keep my boat.
Can't tell you if there were any particular problems associated with them though, perhaps someone else may know more.
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10-19-2002 | 05:21 PM
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von i have a friend that thinking about selling his scarab. it a 1995-96 38 foot motors dyno at 525 hp runs around 75-78mph,thi boat is in real good cond, has myco trailer, full cover,i think it around 80,000. if interested e mail me.
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