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Jim Niggle |
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Is there any boats out there that are some what new, 16 ft, Deep V, 50 horse motor that are under or around 8000? I am a broke college student looking for something in this price range. | |||
Dan Urbas |
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Posts: 66 Location: Minnesota | Not a deep v but you could probably get like a 99 Lund 1610 Pro Angler with a 50 4 stroke for around that price. Had one and loved it. Great on gas. Good luck -Dan | ||
go browns |
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Posts: 76 | i know you said 8000 but for new boats alumacraft is running a a pretty good deal on the classic 165's for 12000 http://alumacraft.com/package_classic.html I also think a Starcraft star fire is around that brand new If your keep you eyes open you could get a decent used sylvan,starcraft, alumacraft, or lund for 8000 in the size you are looking for | ||
VMS |
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Posts: 3480 Location: Elk River, Minnesota | I would suggest the Alumacraft lunker 165. It is a little smaller than the classic but will do really well. I owned one for about 5 years and really liked the boat, but with an expanding family of nieces and nephews who want to be on the water, I needed something a bit bigger. I don't think you could find one brand new in your price range but you could get somewhat close if you stay with a 2 stroke engine. When I purchased mine back in 2000, I paid $8000 for a console model with a 1700lb trailer. The standard trailer is somewhere around 1200 to 1300 lb, which if you take a trip can be a bit on the light side. Easy to maneuver, easy to load and unload, and you have rig that can be out on big waters too.. Steve | ||
Marc J |
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Posts: 313 Location: On your favorite spot | I got an Alumacraft Magnum 165 w/50 hp Merc for 8k last year, 1998 model. Couldn't have found a better boat for 8k, in like new condition. I'd take a look at Alumacraft in general as suggested - seems to be a good value on a good boat. Deals are out there and now is a good time to look. | ||
Slamr |
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Posts: 7039 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=29... | ||
MikeHulbert |
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Posts: 2427 Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Where do you live? Try Boat Trader | ||
tuffy1 |
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Posts: 3240 Location: Racine, Wi | That boat that Slamr posted would be a great buy for you. The Dude took great care of that boat. It's set up really nice as well. I'd take a good look at it. Great price and a great boat. | ||
Fisher |
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Posts: 425 Location: Roseau | You shouldnt have to much trouble, boat trader is a good one. I found this one for $9000 - 1999 - 16 ft. with a 90 johnson, custom cover, graph and bow mount. Attachments ---------------- DSC01064new.JPG (164KB - 109 downloads) DSC01651.JPG (46KB - 119 downloads) | ||
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