ok you 33 outlaw owners, i need feed back on pro-cons of owning a 33 outlaw.. i am looking at a 98' with twin 502's let er rip!!

jc

I honestly don't know of any cons!

The 33 has always been one of Baja's best selling Outlaw series boats.

I personally I never ridden in one, but I have never heard anything bad about them.

I have a friend looking for one now that is moving up from a 25 Outlaw.

My 36 is awesome in ride and handling and I think the 33 is very close to the same.

Good luck.

How does the 33 compare to a 29?? is the 29 to small?

It depends entirely on what you are going to do with it.

Personally I think you should buy all the boat you can afford to own.

There is no substitute for length. A foot on a boat is like a mile. The longer they are the better they ride in the rough.

You have to consider the truck you have to pull them with, where you can store it, the overall cost, operating cost, insurance, etc, but longer is better!

I bought all the boat I could afford.

I got a '03 33 w/ twin 496 HO's and I love it.

thanks for the input!!!

i am making an offer on a 98' 33 this weekend....

jc

just sold my 29 outlaw (single 502) we go for the test run this weekend knock on wood!!

JC, Just curious what kind of speed did you get out of that 29 with 502? what year was it? how much did you get for it? Thanks bob

bob:

i would hit speeds of approx. 57 mph on a good day..

i sold the boat for $45K.

jc

57mph?? Gottahaveits! 25 Outlaw w/502 runs 68.3 all day, what would cause a 12mph difference?I almost bought a 33' Outlaw last year w/496 mags and truly loved the boat...But the dealer wanted $150k+ just for the boat with 60 hours They have the exact same boat still and now its $99,950. I loved the ride, acceleration, and especially the economy. The mags were good for mid 70's all day and the acceleration was impressive...just my .02

I thought that was odd also? I have a 25 outlaw with 454 mag that will run 65 all day and 68 on a good day..