Boats on Used Victoria and Other Areas

The proportions of that hull seem off to me. The hull sides are quite tapered from the gunnels inward to being much narrower at the waterline, and even narrower at the chine....thinking it might be quite tender as weight shifts side to side, and rolly in a beam sea.
Boultons are always a little cheaper on the resale market it seems. Anyone been out on one of the bigger ones? If this one had a rear steering station and a better trailer it would be a steal. As is seems priced ok, nice engines just a pain to fish as is.
 
Boultons are always a little cheaper on the resale market it seems. Anyone been out on one of the bigger ones? If this one had a rear steering station and a better trailer it would be a steal. As is seems priced ok, nice engines just a pain to fish as is.
Ask and we shall deliver lol… 2008 in Alaska with rear station and Honda 225 (half the hours) currently, doesn’t make the one at Harrison look to bad price wise.
I too am curious about ride as hadn’t noticed the tapered sides initially.
 

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Boultons are always a little cheaper on the resale market it seems. Anyone been out on one of the bigger ones? If this one had a rear steering station and a better trailer it would be a steal. As is seems priced ok, nice engines just a pain to fish as is.
Yikes, almost non-existent reverse chine, actual hull area is quite narrow. Looks like they welded one inch L angle at the chine instead of doing a reverse. This might be a tippy boat.
 
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So much boat under $50k!!!
G2 with mixed reviews tho
 
Are these boats self bailing ?
Looks like a nice candidate for a pod when the inboard acts up
Wonder if hull is composite stringers
Seems like a lot of boat for 23 g
100% self bailing. Not sure about the construction used in the hulls but they are well built boats. You will get a lot of room if you converted her.
 
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