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Old 07-28-2011, 11:13 AM
zendora zendora is offline
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Default 23 SeaCraft IB vs OB

I'm ready to buy, and I'm looking for a little advice. I'm set on a 23 Sea Craft hull, and I have two in mind - one is a CC with a low hour 250 four stroke ob, the other a Potter built Savage model with a straight inboard, model year 2000 5.7l 310hp Pleasurecraft Marine, fuel injected and fresh water cooled with only 80 hrs. Both have recent structural improvements (new transom on the OB, etc.). I know the outboard is extremely reliable as I've run boats with the same motor and have seen outstanding performance and reliability with them. I know nothing about the Pleasurecraft engine, so any insight or helpful links would be greatly appreciated.

I understand the ride advantage goes to the inboard, and from what I'm told, fuel economy between this IB and OB would be comparable. Speed adv goes to the outboard, but thats not all that important to me - much happier with an efficient 22-25 kt cruise. Layout I have to give to the Savage, bc the cuddy will make my fiance happy.

Let me know if you all have any thoughts on the CC vs Savage, and more importantly info on the Pleasurcraft power plant.
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