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Old 02-27-2020, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by flyingfrizzle View Post
I agree with the above far as the statement "What years are considered classics"


But that being said, a slacker can be just as nice if done up well. It is about the DNA, Shoot you can even make the late model hulls nice if you do a full referb on them as well. That don't make them a "classic" but it dose make a nice hull to be proud of. Boats were just built different back then. Hand laid glass, thicker hulls and better fitment. Materials have came a long way also. Give me a boat with todays materials but built with the classic workmanship.
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