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Pretty much applies to any Pacific. They are rarely for sale and usually sell fast. And yes they do hold their value....

Which Pacific's have plastic tanks? Thought they were all aluminum..

Pacific makes great boats.

Am I missing something here? The boats are drifting together at low speed to raft up and you bump the Lowes and it gets that kind of damage? That's crazy. I've never checked one of them up close. Are they really that flimsy?

Hmmm, why ask for other's opinion when you have already made up your mind? I'm with you MacCTD...

is that a home made T top? Doesnt look factory made. More pics

I'll check that out thanks

I have a pacific v2025 with a 130 hp honda. Recently I have the feeling that my trim hydraulics are 'soft' so to speak. When running I normally start out with with the trim set in a neutral position. There is a tendency for the trim to drift down as I use the boat. At times this has resulted in the ...

got a web site or could you post pictures?

dont see much in the way of rocket launchers or other rod holders. are there any?

post a picture of the scuff. Is there nyalic or shark hide on the hull?

Really want to see it on the open water

No its like a thin film of slightly damp fine brown beach sand not salt. I have never seen or heard any water sloshing around or pooling in there, and don't think I have the drain valves you are describing, just the scuppers opening to the main deck. I'll post a picture if / when it ever happens aga...

Funny I occasionally see some fine damp sand in there and never could figure how it got in. Never see any significant water accumulation. I'll take a closer look. If you could post a picture of exactly where these thangs are that would help....

JETTYWOLF wrote:TESTIMONIAL:

I wish I went with a Suzuki outboard back then too

Why Suzuki?

Threads like this make me question the idea that aluminum is "easier to maintain" than NON ALLOY. More durable yes, but as easy to keep looking like new I'm not so sure. I think Id rather strip and wax a hull that mess with all that acid BS

Threads like this make me question the idea that aluminum is "easier to maintain" than NON ALLOY. More durable yes, but as easy to keep looking like new I'm not so sure. I think Id rather strip and wax a hull that mess with all that acid BS

BOOM! How much will that boat weigh?

Why did I not get documentation with my boat containing a "do and don't list"


Do you want to share you own personal do and don't list?

Can't we all just get along?

Jetty wouldnt it have been better to recoat with nyalic when you had it nice and white, not streaky, to keep it that way, then use fenders? If it makes you feel any better using fenders doesnt prevent scuffing completely, it just causes the scuffing to occur where the fender makes contact with the h...

Pukers is a good way to put it. Just plain stupid

specs are made to be broken

me likey

PSOST1.JPG capesteve, This is would be your boat viewed from the stern if it did not have the V20 Bracket. Add a hardtop to that narrow beam, not the best for "heavy rip fishing". No mine is essentially the same boat as AlloyToys friends boat with the 135. V2025 hardtop with the stern bra...