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The No Wake Zone / Re: Help! Confused new guy...
« on: December 04, 2008, 03:30:46 PM »
So $2500 is an average price for a boat of this size?

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Dunno how comparable my boat is but it was in the Boat Trader for 10K for over a year b4 I called on it. He ended up letting it go for 6K. It was totally turnkey (except for trailer wiring) and has been trouble free for 2 years now. The carpet and upholstery looked almost new as the previous owner ran a marine detailing service in LHC. Honestly the only drawback to the boat was that it was Oldsmobile powered so changing to BBC or BBF will be $$$ and more complicated. New logs are spendy. You have a Chevy and used logs are easy and affordable BUT they are also often old and may not have a lot of life left in them. Sleek built good boats but honestly the Executive probably didn't work out quite the way that they had envisioned. Can't help ya on weight but my trailer brakes don't work and it still stops pretty good behind my Dodge (how's the new truck Tommy?).
Maybe i missed it , but why don't you tell us what they want for it $$
That will help...... Its a fukin tank
Sorry about all of the typos but when I post on here I cant see what I am writing.
JoeThe only specific question you posed was about the potential speed of the boat. As far as safety goes, you can get injured just as fast by a jet boaat as you can a prop boat if the driver isnt paying attention and droves over anyone in the sater. To m, it seems like your buying a Ca Cadillac and trying to drive it with a 4 cylinder engine. The biggest jet boat I have been in was a stock 454 23 footer and it was very slow.
Joe
I maybe way off base here but I dont think I have ever seen a 25ft jet boat before. To me, that seems awfully large for one.
Joe
