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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: First glass boat, which boat n why. THAT ol chestnut

    ozy or anyone, recommend any surveyors on the goldie?

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    Re: First glass boat, which boat n why. THAT ol chestnut

    Yep mate. I will PM you some details.

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    Re: First glass boat, which boat n why. THAT ol chestnut

    Fords can be fitted with a 2,300kg tow bar kit. I upgraded the springs on my last three sedans I towed with, a BA and a VP and VS Commodores. Keep your boat under 2T and I reckon they do a good job. If you are close to 2T I put some caravan load levellers on and that helped a lot on the highway in the wheel ruts. Around town it didn't need them.

    Here is the V-Sea I was talking about.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=12818588

    Same one through a dealer.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=12816879

    Another.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=13250055

    Nice old Cruisey with twin Etecs. Just the usual, check for rot and stuff.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=11468367

    Pretty good platey.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=13053723

    Mustang with a 4 stroke 115.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=12204197

    Big old glassy that is starting to get a mission for towing and handling at the ramp but a lot of bang for the buck with a good 150 Honda outboard.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=12986341

    Same for this one but a lot of bang for buck with a 175 Suzi.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=12926867

    Webster in NSW with an Opti.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=13000186

    Another Seafarer with a Suzuki 4 stroke in NSW.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=12899395

    CC with an Etec at Coffs.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=12930642

    540F with an Opti in NSW.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=11412241

    Cheap Sportfish worth a repower.

    http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-fo...spx?R=13192995

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    Re: First glass boat, which boat n why. THAT ol chestnut

    either of those v-sea's with the suzuki motors would be a fantastic boat for anywhere in the broadwater and also for poking around out the front and they'd run on the smell of an oily rag too. just do a bit of homework with regards to any weight restrictions on the transom of a v-sea and if that and everything else checks out ok you're looking at a mighty fine rig for 3/4's of your budget.

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    Re: First glass boat, which boat n why. THAT ol chestnut

    Jump up to a Seafarer Viking 17' (5.2M) no life jacket restrictions and rated up to 175HP.
    90HP = 37Knots flat strap with a tailwind but an honest 35 Knots.
    Single axle trailer, tow with family car and hardly feel it.

    I'm not saying that because I have one, they are really a good allround boat at a budget price.

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