Signs of life on the sandbar

your right about that ryan. Some of my friends run their scraabs down to put in bay, from detriot.

Not much of a big water fan, I like to ski and your not going to do much of that on Erie. Also my only use for big water is to dive and you can use any large boat for that.

Don't get me wrong the donzi's and other cig boats are nice, just not my style boat.

My boat can take em for about 75 yards, the top one is a big block 500hp and its stock. The tan one is an older classic that had a 383 storker in it, then he picked up a 400 block from my brother, and built a 427, he had it dynod at 575 hp at 4000rpm he thinks its going to run 90+, All I know is they are both going to take me for a ride this summer!

Wow!! They sure are good lookig boats.
There are a couple nice ones on ebay right now. Check them out.

Mark, I can't find that 77. I go to ebay, and type in Correct Craft. How do you find them?

87BFN owner wrote: Donzi's are nice but I never did like I/O's.

I always liked Donzies, too, especially the Sweet 16s as I am partial to smaller boats. And I also agree that being I/Os takes away from their luster. Thats why I was impressed and tempted when I stumbled across my first donzi v-drive a few years ago. Ad said donzi v-drive and I didnt believe it, just thought it was another one of those listers that didnt know what he was talking about. Ended up I was the ign'rnt one as it really was a v-drive. The down side was that the engine was in about a million pieces down in his basement...a little more project than I was equipped to take on.

Mark, I got it. I didn't think to type in Nautique. Thanks, Scott

The sandbar was hot today!!

parting shot!!

I like signs of life on the sandbar. Thanks MM with chances of snow for the rest of this week, that really brightened up my day.

Mark, That doesn't look like blondie in your boat.

Does that Donzi have a closed cooling system?

MORE BOOBIES!!!

Nate

Sorry Scott, my mistake. I stopped scrolling when I got to Pinky.