Okay - here's the latest question I'm tossing around.
What would be the best "bang for my buck" if I only have about $4500 to spend on a boat?
Many of you have helped me TREMENDOUSLY with my boating decision, and I really appreciate your help so far.
Would I be able to find a reliable 18-21' C/C boat that seats 6 adults (safely and comfortably) for this price? I think I'll have this to spend in the next 2 months on a boat, and I'm really thinking I might go for it.
I've decided...no bass boats (no seating capacity) and no pontoon boats. I want to fish, and take family/friends out cruising the local bay/lakes. Doubt we'll ever really do any skiing/wake-boarding...just cruising and enjoying being on the water. Is a C/C "the way to go"...that seems to be what I'm leaning towards...am I on the right track? And back to that price range...$4500-5000. Is it reasonable?
What would be the best "bang for my buck" if I only have about $4500 to spend on a boat?
Many of you have helped me TREMENDOUSLY with my boating decision, and I really appreciate your help so far.
Would I be able to find a reliable 18-21' C/C boat that seats 6 adults (safely and comfortably) for this price? I think I'll have this to spend in the next 2 months on a boat, and I'm really thinking I might go for it.
I've decided...no bass boats (no seating capacity) and no pontoon boats. I want to fish, and take family/friends out cruising the local bay/lakes. Doubt we'll ever really do any skiing/wake-boarding...just cruising and enjoying being on the water. Is a C/C "the way to go"...that seems to be what I'm leaning towards...am I on the right track? And back to that price range...$4500-5000. Is it reasonable?