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That thing will fly with a 150sho! Apples to oranges but the 150sho on my 20ft pad hull goes way faster than I need to. Really sips...

Saw this one and talked to a salesman on the phone. It was a demo for two days at the national G3 show in Missouri a month or two ago...

I like alumacraft, we have the Trophy 175 with a 90 horse evinrude and it's plenty of motor, fish reservoirs, lake Erie and lake...

If this is your first boat, you don’t really know what will work for you until you get it and use it. I think you should get physical...

I tend to hold onto things I'm 39 and have owned a boat since I was 16. I've never been without one but have only ever owned 5 of which...

Wow. Didn't know any of that. I always thought Lund was a quality boat. Thanks

Yeah. Looked at a Crossover XS. It was used, two years old. It was falling apart inside. I liked the layout, but it just felt cheap...

I think you missed my point. Someone can buy a new boat without being a spendthrift. Guy wants to and can afford to buy a new boat...

There are things I like and don't like about both. I like the 2XB hull on the Alumacraft, it is a little thicker on the 18 since G3...

Trophy 175 is 1550# dry and 185 is 1780# dry (best I remember, might be slightly off). I think a 175 would suit my needs, but I guess...

For the Trophy 175, the max HP is 150. The 115 HP is only one step down from the boat's max HP and almost 100# less weight. Seems it...

If buying new I would max out the hp. You'll always have ot on hand if you need it and the bigger motor won't have to work as hard when...

The Crestliner is 1130 dry so maybe 1700 to 1800 lbs plus people. Never actually weighed it. I was looking at four strokes similar in...

How heavy is the Crestliner? I was thinking going 115 with the Trophy 175, which is $43,000. I worry that 115 is too small for an 18...

Both look like nice boats. Looking at the bird's eye view, they have similar layouts. I'm not familialr with G3 other than I've heard...