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Recreational Boats

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fourteenandoh;1475847; said:
i was going to go there but didn't want to rain on anyone's parade. the blonde in the red is pretty hot though.
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Your kidding right? I can't tell if she's looking at the camera or off into the wild blue yonder.

I think the man in the back left with the black bikini has chest hair.
 
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There is a saying among people who own or have owned pleasure boats. ?The second happiest day in your life is the day you bought your boat. The happiest day in your life is the day you SELL it?.

This saying has been true for many boat owners over the years who didn?t quite understand the financial responsibilities boat ownership entails.

Buying A Boat: Tips to Avoid Buyers Remorse

See: Buying A Boat: Tips to Avoid Buyers Remorse |
 
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Basebuck;1474910; said:
I'm looking to buy a boat for skiing, wake boarding and just basically hanging out. I have no idea what I'm looking for and would appreciate some suggestions. I want to keep it at $30,000.00 or so.

Anyone have a boat? Thanks
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A wise man w/ much more $$$ than I once said "If it floats, f#$%s, or flies, rent, don't buy!"
 
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BrutusMaximus said:
Hard queston to answer, but I am a huge fan of the hurricane deck boats. If you look a couple years old, you can easily get a kick ass one for under 30k. Beauty is, they have models that are perfect for fishing, skiing, etc. I myself prefer the option for both.
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First thing that came to my mind as well. Assuming that you're not going to take it on a lake... or too far out if you do.

We had a few boats while I was growing up. One of my favs was a 19 ft Thompson bow rider. Lots of fun on the river. Good ski boat. Enough room for a small party. A buddy of mine had a 19 ft (I think) Hurricane tri hull. You could be WOT and go full turn and it would hardly lean. It had enough of a wake to make tubing fun but not so much that you didn't want to ski behind it. Lots of room and well powered. Great recreational boat.
 
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