WAKE/SURF BOAT "Please Help"
Hey Guys,
I would like to see if anyone out there can help me. Last year I sold my I/O and now looking to purchase a new boat looking to spend around 30k-35k. We want something we can wakesurf and wakeboard on with our growing family around 21ft to 23ft.. If you know anything out there available please share. I live in Oregon and willing to travel to purchase in eave ither Washington, Idaho, and down to Central Cali. Thanks for your help. |
2005 Malibu Waksetter VLX can be had just in that price. Good for both surfing and wakeboarding.
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Solid choices from Harold.
One thing to look for is getting every option you want. Shouldn't be too hard to do. Things like: stereo, perfect pass, ballast, etc get costly to install and you should be able to get those things already installed. Keep us posted! |
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The options presented by Howard seem kind of high price to me, esp the tige at 36... You should be able to get an 04 Tige 22 for high 20s... Do some homework on that Centurion, they're good boats, wakeboard great for me and surf very well... |
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Thanks the input guys.
This isn't going to be an easy purchase. Here is another one I just found. http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/bod/3154056419.html |
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Where are you? Are you in Portland? I saw the Active Water Sports has a few boats in that range as well. Give Gregg Waters a call over there..... 503.643.5018
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I live in Albany just south of Salem. Thanks for your help guys.
What boats do Active have ? |
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Do you think is boat is over priced? And your opinion!
http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/bod/3155446290.html |
I think they had an MB and a Malibu in that range. They may have more, but that was off the top of my head....
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I checked out their website and didn't see anything. I will try and give him a call today.
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Here is another one for you feedback on price, wake, surf wake.
http://salem.craigslist.org/boa/3157932111.html |
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Hey Guys,
What do you think about this boat? http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/bod/3178574679.html They don't make boats anymore correct. |
I really like Calabria's. That is the ProV2 which is actually a 19.5" or 20' boat. The boat is huge inside though, especially for that length. The bow is small but the cockpit is large. It has a great base quick fill ballast system. For surfing you are going to want to add 750's or so in the back lockers. They are somewhat low profile compared to newer boats. Looks like the boat is loaded with ballast, trim tab, PP, tower, racks, bimini, etc... I had a 2004 calabria and thought the fit and finish was pretty damn good. It feels like a luxury boat to me. I think at 30k plus 1000 to install dual rear surf ballast and you have a great, newer wakeboarding/surf boat.
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Here is more loaded bigger ProV in Vancouver canada for the same price.
http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rd...101577843.html Another ProV2 in Vancouver for 30k http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/nv...086746845.html A 2006 ProV2 in Vancouver http://abbotsford.en.craigslist.ca/boa/3109195635.html |
I really like calabria, the pro v is a bad ass boat especially in terms of space vs length. somehow they made a 21 foot boat feel like 23 and many owners think the boat is actually 23' long because of the swim platform being included in spec. I came close to buying a brand new left over 2007 in 2008 and it was 32k so i'd say anything used for the same $ is way overpriced. I think a lot of people overpaid for that boat right before the collapse and that leaves the used market today, overpriced for that boat imo... I understand the used market has gotten stronger though so its ultimately worth what someone thinks is fair and will pay for it.
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