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13rannon

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Hi, I'm new...was wonderin if you could help me identify this boat.

This picture is all I have to go off of. Thank you in advance.


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I am leaning towards 50s model Alumacraft Flying D. Yours doesn't have a windshield, or the aft cockpit seating.
Scroll down in this link until you see the cream and red colored boat, and you will see what I am talking about.
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bobessary said:
it looks like an old larson runabout
Your exactly right. I was basing it off the chine and transom shape. The difference is the rivet line working up the side of the bow, that the Alumacraft lacks.
 
Awesome, thanks for the responses. You guys really know your stuff. That's not my rig...yet.

I'm 25 years old, married, two kids, and looking for a fun little aluminum boat to haul behind a 4cylinder Kia sportage.

I have a couple choices and would like your guy's opinions on which one to choose. I want to use for fishing and just trolling around with. Also I would like to stay open to future customizations. The more things I could do to it the better.

I have a few choices and here they are. Let me know which you think would be a better buy.

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12/36 Alumacraft Jon Boat w/Trailer
-4 HP Mariner Motor
-40# thrust Minkota trolling motor
-2 Anchors and 2 Paddles
$1500.oo
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$1600.oo
14" Aluminum Boat w/ Trailer
-25 HP Evinrude Motor
-Trolling Motor
-Fish Finder
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14" Aluminum Boat w/Trailer
-15 HP Johnson Motor
$1300.oo
 
With no details supplied, I personally would lean towards the Jon....sell the blind (unless you'd use it) & recoup some of your money.

ST
 
Ya, the camo was put on after he bought it. Some of it's peeling off. It's like a sticker or something that he put on. The duck cover is neat too...but it has some rips and has been sitting for three years.
 
Sell the blind to this member :wink:
https://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=4787

ST
 
I agree with the guys on the jon,buuutttttt,I would choose the V hull.The jon in the middle has entirely to high of sides.You'd have to lean way over to pull a fish out of the water.After a while of your arm and side rubbing the side of the boat ,you'll get sore.I learn this the hard way.
 
ben2go said:
I agree with the guys on the jon,buuutttttt,I would choose the V hull.The jon in the middle has entirely to high of sides.You'd have to lean way over to pull a fish out of the water.After a while of your arm and side rubbing the side of the boat ,you'll get sore.I learn this the hard way.

I was thinking the same thing, but then it could possibly be a bad picture compression doing that?
 
Jim said:
ben2go said:
I agree with the guys on the jon,buuutttttt,I would choose the V hull.The jon in the middle has entirely to high of sides.You'd have to lean way over to pull a fish out of the water.After a while of your arm and side rubbing the side of the boat ,you'll get sore.I learn this the hard way.

I was thinking the same thing, but then it could possibly be a bad picture compression doing that?


True.




I'd check them all out if I could and then submit offers.The first to bite,would get the $$$.I like them all really.
 

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