jdlough
Master Chief Petty Officer
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Just whining again, ignore this post if you're sick of me.
I've been looking for an OB powered deckboat for 9 months. I gave up and just last week bought a 21' SeaSwirl DC. I like the boat fine, got a great deal, but can only use it fully at non-low tide.
Today this shows up on local Craigslist:
1999 21 ft. Pro Sport Deck Boat with 2000 Mercury 125 hp Saltwater engine.
Good Condition Great all around boat
I haven't yet signed the title on the SeaSwirl or registered it, and it is still registered to the previous owner for this year, so if I don't register the SeaSwirl yet, I save a few hundred bucks tax. I'm thinking I just may nab the deckboat, let the kids use the SeaSwirl, keep searching for a Whaler for the kids, and when I find one, sell the SeaSwirl. (Possibly first swapping the SeaSwirl's 175HP Johnson with the deckboat's 125HP Merc)
Am I nuts? Any thoughts on how to convince the wife that this is a good idea (even if it's not)
Jim
I've been looking for an OB powered deckboat for 9 months. I gave up and just last week bought a 21' SeaSwirl DC. I like the boat fine, got a great deal, but can only use it fully at non-low tide.
Today this shows up on local Craigslist:
1999 21 ft. Pro Sport Deck Boat with 2000 Mercury 125 hp Saltwater engine.
Good Condition Great all around boat
I haven't yet signed the title on the SeaSwirl or registered it, and it is still registered to the previous owner for this year, so if I don't register the SeaSwirl yet, I save a few hundred bucks tax. I'm thinking I just may nab the deckboat, let the kids use the SeaSwirl, keep searching for a Whaler for the kids, and when I find one, sell the SeaSwirl. (Possibly first swapping the SeaSwirl's 175HP Johnson with the deckboat's 125HP Merc)
Am I nuts? Any thoughts on how to convince the wife that this is a good idea (even if it's not)
Jim