Bandit length
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It is my understanding that back in the early 90s that the head guy at Baja had weird ideas on assigning names to boats. Therefore, we have the 223=a 24 ft. boat, 216=a 201/2 ft. boat, a 236=a 23' 8" boat, etc.
It all makes no sense to me!
It all makes no sense to me!
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
Originally Posted by pwam1
It is my understanding that back in the early 90s that the head guy at Baja had weird ideas on assigning names to boats. Therefore, we have the 223=a 24 ft. boat, 216=a 201/2 ft. boat, a 236=a 23' 8" boat, etc.
It all makes no sense to me!
It all makes no sense to me!
#8
Originally Posted by jmeng
The 223 name came from when baja didn't include the swim platforms in the overall length. Kind of like the 250, 280, etc. Around 91 or 92 the coast guard mandated that if the platform was molded in, it had to be measured. Screwed everthing up...
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From: Indianapolis, IN
The 223 name came from when baja didn't include the swim platforms in the overall length. Kind of like the 250, 280, etc. Around 91 or 92 the coast guard mandated that if the platform was molded in, it had to be measured. Screwed everthing up...
Ahaa!!!! that sure makes sense to me.
It is my understanding that back in the early 90s that the head guy at Baja had weird ideas on assigning names to boats. Therefore, we have the 223=a 24 ft. boat, 216=a 201/2 ft. boat, a 236=a 23' 8" boat, etc.
I was told this by a Baja dealer!! go figure.
Ahaa!!!! that sure makes sense to me.
It is my understanding that back in the early 90s that the head guy at Baja had weird ideas on assigning names to boats. Therefore, we have the 223=a 24 ft. boat, 216=a 201/2 ft. boat, a 236=a 23' 8" boat, etc.
I was told this by a Baja dealer!! go figure.




