I have that magazine framed in my office and look at that picture everyday! Hotboat is now out of business I believe......

More like 76-78 for most everyday boaters, especially if you are in fresh water.

What kind of weight is to be expected from a 2005 32 MCOB 6.2s, the trailer that came with the boat and a FULL tank?

thanx

8000-8500 all day long.....


Boat is 6500 dry, 95 gallons of fuel and a trailer easily will add 1500-2000 lbs. I tow mine with a GMC 2500 duramax and it tows fine. I did a short pull to a gas station (no ramp work) with a 1500 5.3 V8 with a tow package it was all over the road! Never went over 40 mph and it was flat ground!

Yeah I'm looking for a 2500 with a 24 valve Cummins 4x4, they are rare around here, lots of duallys but the wife refuses to have one. thanx for the reply.

Now that 32 is back on ebay with no reserve, boat has 314 Salt Water hours, replaced a lot of parts already, what would be a good price where the risk of buying this salt water boat equals in piece of mind in the price. I'm getting a bad case of the "gotta haves", not sure I want to spend $750-1000 on a survey and have it come out bad.

I didn't read thru the thread but a friend has an '07 32 MCOB with HO's ready to be sold! Very nice boat and well taken care of! Go to Sunsation forums and look at the classifieds...

That boat has 314 hours but over 200 are below 1,000 rpm due to lots of idling. That guy should have learned to idle in/out on one motor and cut those hours in half! The new parts are a plus but if you aren't willing to spend $1,000 on a survey pre-purchase then buy a new boat with warranty because any used performance boat you buy will grab money out of your wallet $1,000 at a time!

This boat is 55,000 on Ebay, not sure that 07 will go that cheap!

That's my point, where is the dollar line on the price being a good deal "if" I have to deal with more issues later. Prices are all over the place.