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Newsgroups: net.rec.boat
Subject: Re: Which Ski Boat?
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Date: Thu, 1-Aug-85 12:53:09 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug  1 12:53:09 1985
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> If you are serious about skiing, there is no substitute for a Ski
> Nautique or other inboard ski boat (Master Craft for example).  These
> boats are all around 18' and can be trailered.  However, they are all
> inboards and will cost more.

I couldn't agree more!  My boyfriend and I bought our first boat last
October - a 1973 Ski Nautique - and just love it.  We paid $6800 for
it, and it is in perfect running condition.  Of course, we did not buy
this boat for partying, we are serious skiers.  We can only have four
people in the boat at a time, but that's fine with us.  Our boat is 19'
long, and we keep it at our home (meaning we trailer it).  Of course, it
is an inboard, which I personally like better that outboards.

Where are all the serious skiers?  I never see any postings from y'all,
but I know you're out there!

Mary Esther Middleton
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