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2 is 1 and 1 is none.
and for the slow troll you may need to run a 10/15 HP kicker.
If I did the kicker it would run on it's own fuel tank with fuel bought at different station.

Hope yall have a Safe and FUN holiday.

BK, Son, GO FOR IT.
Kevin is a wealth of knowledge and it would be really cool to be able to sit down at a table with a pile of napkins to talk Boats.

BK, welcome aboard, we really like pictures here and as usual Kevin nailed it again, GREAT post Kevin.

top row 4th from right, BRASS, the only way to go.

Keep us posted with build updates please.

How far to the boat ramp?

Julie at Pacific is way cool, just give her a call.

Looks like it was last registered in Colorado [ CL 1125 AH ] can you do a lost title search there?
Or go to the PD or Game and Fish with the numbers and have them run it because your thinking about buying it

I would get what ever you have the best support for.

let's see some blood on her ASAP

Looks like a GOOD time and a NICE catch.

Welcome aboard and we like to see pictures

No worries Kevin.
I'll take the 300s, no one has ever complained about to much HP on a boat.

good to see ya around Razor

Get the diesel heater and ask you can get a 2nd fuel tank below deck for at least 200gal total, better to have it and not need it that to need it and not have it. It would be nice to get a tank in the gunwale [3rd tank] just for the kicker motor and of course water separators all the way around.

AWESOME little boats, got to love our ALLOY

I would get a way better hatch

On the used market I would say about 45K.
To replace Boat motor and trailer today 90K to 95K
If that's a 2325

waiting for finished pics and pics with the collar on.

Since you are on the fence for a windlass, I would at least have Pacific run the wires for a windlass. Alternately, have you looked into the salt water trolling motors which can be connected to your GPS to hold your position. A friend of mine has one on a 22' boat and loves it! It is much easier an...

Kevin, good reply and I like the way you ended your above post. Guys, Kevin is correct in how hard it is to make a small hull that is pleasing to the eye for EVERYONE and that we all have our own opinion on shapes and lines. Kevin, as always gives his honest opinion, I appreciate that and it makes t...