flightcraft 1988 wake

(dooie) · (dooie) **Join Date: Feb 2007** 11-22-2009, 7:25 PM

has anyone got any pics of the wake?

cheers

(polarbill) · (polarbill) **Join Date: Jun 2003** 11-22-2009, 7:46 PM

I don't have any pics but it has to be almost nonexistant. That is one of the smallest, lightest and lowest freeboard boats of all time.

(keithnz) · (keithnz) **Join Date: Nov 2009** 11-25-2009, 11:34 PM

I have a 1993 20 XLT.
440lb either side of the engine and about 300lb in the nose gives the wake shown.
Reasonable for a little boat. Fuel economy is the best part. We use about 4 gph.
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(wakeitnofakeit)

Time for a wakecraft. Same designer much better wake. IMO!

(polarbill) · (polarbill) **Join Date: Jun 2003** 11-28-2009, 10:08 AM

Dan, are you really comparing a 5k boat to a 50k boat?

Dooie, keep your eyes out for an 82-89 Nautique 2001. They are the best older direct drive, closed bow boat you will find bar none. Also if you find one and keep it clean and do a couple add ons you will be able to sell it for what you paid.
(Message edited by polarbill on November 28, 2009)

(Message edited by polarbill on November 28, 2009)

(juniorhawk)

Keep looking. Don't even think about it.

(andrewjet) · (andrewjet) **Join Date: Jan 2003** 11-29-2009, 8:27 AM

WOW! I'm impressed. Not bad..Jet

(jeff359) · (jeff359) **Join Date: Jun 2005** 11-29-2009, 3:22 PM

Best looking inboard ever made. I have always loved them