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Padraig 07-14-2014 08:31 PM

Velocity

Sydwayz 07-15-2014 12:56 AM

As I posted on another thread recently:


Originally Posted by Sydwayz (Post 4139683)
Make sure you "use the same yardstick". Some boats have a molded in swim platform and count that as overall boat length when it's really not.

The "25" Sunsation is really a 24x7 hull, which is only 23' and change long. (There are many derivatives of the 24x7 hull. You can search "24x7" here on OSO for more info.) They are great boats, but they are not of the same size as say a 24/25 Baja or Checkmate, 25 Active Thunder, 26 Sonic, 26 Hustler; etc. even though the naming convention might make you think so.

Be certain you check out plenty of boats, Sit in them. Crawl through them. Ride them if possible with out wasting a seller's time.


Another couple threads to read:
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...at-advice.html

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...ion-sonic.html


Also, look at the structural and dimensional differences of these boats. The 25' Nordic, 25' Baja, 25' Checkmate, and 25' Sunsation.... are VASTLY different boats.
Some are sit down. Some are stand up. Some have no cockpit-to-cabin bulkhead. There are infinite variables.

Last, a 30' Baja (twin engine) does not compare to a 30' Superboat or 30' Activator (single engine), yet by category, they are still in the same ballpark. Sunsation has made a couple of quite different 28' models over the years, with different hulls; and also the same with their 32'--including a handful of 32' Sunsation Dominators with single BBC setups. The 30' Adrenaline was also available with single or twin; as was the 29' Baja.

drivrswntd 07-15-2014 08:14 AM

If your in the market now there is an 01 Active Thunder 28 with a refreshed 500 efi, fresh updated paint and in excellent shape that just hit the market and is in your budget range. You won't find a better rough water boat with this size cuddy cabin

MINK 07-15-2014 08:53 AM


Originally Posted by drivrswntd (Post 4153301)
If your in the market now there is an 01 Active Thunder 28 with a refreshed 500 efi, fresh updated paint and in excellent shape that just hit the market and is in your budget range. You won't find a better rough water boat with this size cuddy cabin

Link?

drivrswntd 07-15-2014 09:11 AM

It's no actually listed on any sites yet. Asking $55k, pm me and i can get you in contact with the guy. Boat is located in Michigan.

TW720HVY 07-15-2014 12:53 PM


Originally Posted by Bahnstoermer (Post 4153083)
to get the real answer on boats in this range, from the people who aren't marketing something and actually go weigh the rig "ready to run" :)

2004 GMC 2500 Duramax and 2007 26OL which was a liner boat weighted in at 14,700lbs putting the boat and trailer in the 7500lbs mark. Is this real world information you're looking for?

Bahnstoermer 07-16-2014 06:57 PM

Thanks very much guys for the starter information.... this is very helpful!


And 15 minutes later I find...

http://www.powerboatlistings.com/view/27983

THAT is the (apparent) quality and style I'm looking for, at least as far I can tell knowing only what ya'll have helped me out with thus far :)


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