I realize it likely has to be an old race or it would be the classic deck with no windshield and I do not want that, bravos or outboards...

South Florida craigslist is a 94 32 with canopy's and triple outboards. It's in very rough shape and I think was an old raceboat but if a guy was good and had the time it could be turned into a great boat. I think they were asking 30k for it.

What about this one in the classifieds http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o47431-en.html

No outboards.....

Nice one just hit classifieds today at Bullock marine. 600sc / Bravo

Saw it, bravo eater...

could get over it if the boat didn't have canopies...

The 32A at Bruce Bullock Marine has brand new Aero-Marine canopies that cost $11,000.00 installed. Also that boat is a freshwater boat. I am the second owner of that boat and owned it for 14 years. It has 260 hours on the boat and I never had any drive problems until last year when I broke a prop shaft and also had to replace one shift cable. If you are interested in a very clean 32A you should look at this boat it is priced very reasonable.

I appreciate the offer and I'll check the pics out but I just really don't want a bravo boat. I run in the ocean and I didn't think they will hold up to the pounding.

I just thought I would mention my boat, if you have any questions call Bruce.

Thanks

I have a bravo 32B with 525's. Pete recommended bravo's and I have not regretted it. They can last quite well on a efficient boat. Where I live has a shallow river at low tide SSM's were not a good option due to prop cost and weight. So far I have not trashed a prop but a Hering Bravo is 1/3 the cost of a Hering SSM prop. I can get over 2mpg at 100 MPH on most days.
Steve