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<blockquote data-quote="Badbagger" data-source="post: 329190" data-attributes="member: 5389"><p>SeaArks are a **** fine boat. Just a short while ago finished a total renovation on my 1872CC. You can see the entire build in the link in my sig. When we cut it apart to add storage, we were amazed and how well they're built. I am fully convinced I could take a direct hit from a hand grenade and keep on running. As for the boat you reference, I would have that engine thoroughly checked out or better yet, try to just buy the hull. The engine is basically 14 years old and so is the technology used to build it. Some of the old Johnson engines were dawgs so be careful.</p><p>As for the hull, I highly recommend them. I'd also seriously suggest you add trim tabs, they make a WORLD of difference and you can see the Lenco's I added.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Badbagger, post: 329190, member: 5389"] SeaArks are a **** fine boat. Just a short while ago finished a total renovation on my 1872CC. You can see the entire build in the link in my sig. When we cut it apart to add storage, we were amazed and how well they're built. I am fully convinced I could take a direct hit from a hand grenade and keep on running. As for the boat you reference, I would have that engine thoroughly checked out or better yet, try to just buy the hull. The engine is basically 14 years old and so is the technology used to build it. Some of the old Johnson engines were dawgs so be careful. As for the hull, I highly recommend them. I'd also seriously suggest you add trim tabs, they make a WORLD of difference and you can see the Lenco's I added. [/QUOTE]
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