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Old 02-15-2006, 05:59 PM
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Default Re: Classic vs new

I forgot to add ... No one should go and buy one of these boats thinking it’s a "Good Deal". If done right Much Much more money will go into this hull then will ever come out, but thats just part of owning a boat. You need to know that going in. As I said before you know what you have... wiring, structure, gauges, trim work, consoles, tops leaning post...even colors…. and on and on.

Fellowship, and others, have said much the same when this question has been posed before.

Many owners have been involved in boats much of their lives and have certain ideas for their perfect boat ... These hulls are the perfect foundation for their perfect boat.
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