1993 sport nautique

(baitkiller) · (baitkiller) **Join Date: Jan 2010** 03-07-2010, 2:09 PM

Is this pre or post wood stringer era?

Also can I stash enough weight out of view for a family wake? I don't need a surf wake and my crew is very young and just learning so W2W stuff will be about it.

You experienced opinion is appreciated.
John

(beleza) · (beleza) **Join Date: Mar 2010** 03-07-2010, 10:09 PM

I'm pretty sure the sport nautique went away from wood stringers in 93. 89-92 had wood.

The Sport will throw a good beginner wake with no weight. Throw a single fat sac in the back behind the engine compartment and it will beef it up a bit. Once your crew outgrows the wake, just add acouple more sacs and you will be golden. It will be a bit crammed if you have more than a couple sacs, but the wake will be good.

I had a Sport for many years and it was a great boat.

(baitkiller) · (baitkiller) **Join Date: Jan 2010** 03-08-2010, 4:27 AM

Thank you. The issue is that the boat is 4.5 hours away. When I go I want to take my truck and a check. Not my percussion hammer and moisture meter.

If it looks like it looks and actually starts on a hose. Fine. The last three boats I looked at all had rotten grids.

I guess Ill get the HIN from the seller and call CC.

Again thank you for your response.

(baitkiller) · (baitkiller) **Join Date: Jan 2010** 03-08-2010, 7:18 AM

OK CC says no wood in the stringers but she has a plywood deck. Does anybody know if the seat backs are all plywood too? Sorry for all the ???. It's a long drive to see the boat and the seller is less informed than I am.