| Duke69 |
I'm looking at upgrading from my Baja to something larger. Looking for a little newer, and a little bigger, and lower on the list would be a little more speed.
I like the fountains, and have heard the handling is very good.
I like the 29, because it would allow me to stay with a single engine, but the 32 gives a little more in the way of size, and probably stability in rough water. But I don't see it having much else in terms of ammenities....??
Just looking for opinions on both these boats, stuff I should look out for, years to avoid, perfect setups etc..
Thanks,
Duke |
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| US1Fountain |
Neither the 29 nor 32 will have much of anything that you would call amenities, other than a small sink, cooler and portajohn. However, we have a covered slip with a lift and stay on ours every weekend starting mid May.
The 29 will have more space between the rear seat and bolsters. Most will tell you to look for a 35 over a 32. I might agree if you have the extra room and $$. But I really like mine. |
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| gilla |
| $ is probably the deciding factor-as usual. The 32's have twins and aren't balanced as well as the 29 single. each step up in size does give a better ride, so it depends on your water. the 29 is safe and lands well but will fly more than the 32. |
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| Duke69 |
Thanks guys!
You're right, the Bank will decide how far I go, but if it's just ride, then I'll look more at a 29.
Is it just the 2005's and up that have the rounded glass windshield? |
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| US1Fountain |
| I 'thought' the glass was an option over the plexy windshields. Don't really know for sure. |
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| Duke69 |
| From what I can see, the older boats came with glass as an option that jutted up at a severe angle, the newer one's have it as an option that sweeps back a lot nicer. |
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