Boats on Used Victoria and Other Areas
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drpower
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I was on it and you're right..... Gone with a snap of your fingers.
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More twins. This ones a keeper.
Please view this ad: 18' Aluminum boat w/ twin 25hp motors, https://www.kijiji.ca/v-powerboat-m...ampaign=socialbuttons&utm_content=app_android Price: $ 5,000 Download the application from the Google Play Store. https://tinyurl.com/9x9f4jd
Please view this ad: 18' Aluminum boat w/ twin 25hp motors, https://www.kijiji.ca/v-powerboat-m...ampaign=socialbuttons&utm_content=app_android Price: $ 5,000 Download the application from the Google Play Store. https://tinyurl.com/9x9f4jd
trophywife
Crew Member
pretty sure max is 300 hp?
StupidityKills
Active Member
Yes, but the first picture is a different boat with twins, a rear seat, no bow rails, bottom paint and a different trailer.
RogersonCrusoe
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https://www.usedvictoria.com/classified-ad/CUSTOM-MADE_36229077
Someone MUST know something about this boat.
C'mon Sherwood - post a little more description...
Someone MUST know something about this boat.
C'mon Sherwood - post a little more description...
Hull looks a lot like one of my boats. I have a 1999 23 1/2’ CQAC. Very distinctive shape to hull and the tapered in top of the hull. Mine was computer designed by an outfit on Saltspring and cut out in advance of welding. Bob Wright of Oak Bay Marine Group was wanting these for the Charlottes. Based on these pictures that’s my guess.
Pineapple Express
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This exact boat was listed with Thunderbird just a few months ago. The listing doesn't seem active anymore, but is still viewable:
https://thunderbirdmarine.com/yacht-sales/23-custom-aluminum-pilot-23/
Highliner
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...with just the right amount of freeboard to catch the back of your calf and send you into the drink!
Pineapple Express
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The 20ft Hourston with Evinrude 150 is back! Now offered at $22,000.
https://www.usedvictoria.com/classified-ad/20-hourston-glascraft-boat_36230165
lemmy
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Here's another aluminum cc that won't break the bank.... good 1 -2 man ride .https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/765420440880598/
lemmy
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Here's one more hunk of metal for guys who like to be alone.... lol. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1295285644197115/
jcon12
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What do you guys think of these tide runners? I’m really considering this guy .. if you watch the video you’ll see some gelcoat? Cracks at the offshore bracket.. maybe just cosmetic?
https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/boa/d/puyallup-1998-tiderunner-etec-150-8hp/7177181663.html
https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/boa/d/puyallup-1998-tiderunner-etec-150-8hp/7177181663.html
kingblazer84
Crew Member
look almost identical to a double eagle hull.. but I would want a good survey done with the gel coat already cracking..
Pineapple Express
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Does the DE hull have the little kick at the aft end? Whenever I see that "feature" it makes me think the boat was a dog when first built and the builder had to modify the hull shape. Like having permanent trim-tabs to compensate for poor design/balance
Rayvon
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I owned a 21 Tiderunner.it's nothing like a DE..The fiberglass work was solid on it,but it had the same goofy open pod on it which did crack. I modified the pod so that I could seal it up.If you could buy a US boat and get it across the border,I'd like to know how,I have one in mind.
Aquaholic
Crew Member
I wonder why the self bailing outlets are plugged. Looks like more than temporary, sealant too perhaps?
Aquaholic
Crew Member
One of the dealers over here offers that service, does ads about it occasionally, similar to a broker I would imagine.
kaelc
Crew Member
There is a tow truck company in Surrey that can cross the boarder and pick it up. I'd ship it to a storage yard to Blaine or the other crossing with a US shipper like Uship then get the Canadian company to pick it up and cross the boarder, I believe the Surrey guy also bids on there. Maybe best to use a broker for the crossing but clearing a boat is easy when you drive it across, so you just have to figure out the twist of when someone else brings it across. Looked at doing it for a Bayliner.
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