Need a little help. I'm looking at a Super Hawaii
04-04-2002, 07:43 AM
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ok, so the 40 is wider than most others in it's range and the 34 is narrower.
I've seen the one on Ebay. There are a lot of pictures of it. It doesn't seem like I'm going to find one around here to look at. I guess I'll have to decide if I want to drive to KC.
I've seen the one on Ebay. There are a lot of pictures of it. It doesn't seem like I'm going to find one around here to look at. I guess I'll have to decide if I want to drive to KC.
04-06-2002, 06:59 AM
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Moving this to the top one more time.
Does anyone know of one in the Chicago, Southern Michigan area? I'd like to look at one before a possible trip to Kansas City (to find out I don't care for the boat) next weekend.
Does anyone know of one in the Chicago, Southern Michigan area? I'd like to look at one before a possible trip to Kansas City (to find out I don't care for the boat) next weekend.
04-06-2002, 10:10 AM
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Payton, if you wait and come to KC on the 20th you can come to our OSO party we are having!! (More info in the Gathering section)
BTW, I called on that boat a while back when it was for sale last year, the problem for me was, I could get it financed but could the next guy? A lot of places don't like to loan on boat's they can't find in the Blue Book, BUC Book, or other's!
Alos I heard they are pretty heavy and do have a problem with porpoising, but I love the look's of them!!
BTW, I called on that boat a while back when it was for sale last year, the problem for me was, I could get it financed but could the next guy? A lot of places don't like to loan on boat's they can't find in the Blue Book, BUC Book, or other's!
Alos I heard they are pretty heavy and do have a problem with porpoising, but I love the look's of them!!
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04-06-2002, 12:24 PM
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Thanks guys, I may have to think about the 20th, weekend.
Wow, 6700 lbs? That's lighter then a 31 Sonic (7000) and a 34 Scarab (7600). I
Wow, 6700 lbs? That's lighter then a 31 Sonic (7000) and a 34 Scarab (7600). I
04-07-2002, 09:38 AM
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34 super hawai
hay payton i have a vidio from the factory i had 34 magic did like the look and that there wasnt a buch of them around if you want i will send you the tape email me at [email protected] not a[problem let me know see ya
04-07-2002, 08:41 PM
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I had seriuosly looked at a 90, 34 when I lived in Fl. Had I not been transfered 2 weeks later I would have bought it. Manufactured by Intrepid Yachts. I talked to the designer at the Miami boat show. He said some had a rocker in the hull and should be checked prior to buying. You can do that with a long straight edge place on the bottom. Other than that it is a great looking boat with a good rough water ride. FYI, I could have bought that boat for $35,000 in 1995. They were having a real hard time selling it, only had 120hrs on it.
