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Got a new toy! Little late in the season but too good of a deal to pass up so we jumped on it. I wanted a white boat with black accent to match the truck but the wife said no go. She said yellow or I could just watch everyone else have fun with their boats, so I settled for yellow with black trailer wheels lol.

 

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:lol: Very nice :thumbs:

 

Thanks ........ glad to see they got you straight after your unwanted yellow experience!

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Nice boat! What motor is in it?

 

I have an older 20' Larson open bow with a 350ci in it and it flies! Unfortunatly I only had her out twice this year...

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:eek: Very nice :P

 

Thanks ........ glad to see they got you straight after your unwanted yellow experience!

 

 

I'm not a fan of yellow either :lol:

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That boat would have matched your stripes perfect :lol:

 

Nice boat

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That boat would have matched your stripes perfect :lol:

 

Nice boat

 

To funny. I'd love to have a boat, but I'd love to have a pontoon with a grill, lots of room, and motor big enough to pull a tube. But the wife is unsure.

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Nice boat! What motor is in it?

 

I have an older 20' Larson open bow with a 350ci in it and it flies! Unfortunatly I only had her out twice this year...

 

Thanks ......... 3.0 Mercruiser, its 19 feet and some change. Had it out once will do about 45 according to onboard speedo. I was a little unsure of the smaller motor but I am glad I went that route, good on gas and plenty of speed for what we needed.

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My dad had the 4.3L v6 in his 20'er and ran it for more than 20 years without a single issue. The v6's have strong power and good on gas. It was a good choice :lol:

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Well, unless you just plan on pulling it around on the trailer all of the time, it doesn't matter what color it is. :lol: Looks like a nice boat and it sounds like it's pretty fun too. Congrats.

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Well, unless you just plan on pulling it around on the trailer all of the time, it doesn't matter what color it is. :lol: Looks like a nice boat and it sounds like it's pretty fun too. Congrats.

 

LMAO ......... well said my friend will have to tell the wife about your comment ......... and thanks!

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