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A Pacific 26 WA5 or WA7 is, IN GENERAL, going to cost a bit more that you are looking to spend. But that doesn't mean that one in your price range wont be thrown on the market as a distress sale. The last bargain 26ft WA5 I saw was in the North East at $50 or $55K. It had dual Mercs and was a really...

You know...I normally don't respond to your posts, because your knowledge is generally way over my head and I simply don't have too much to offer. I do want you to know that I really appreciate your posts and I want to thank you for the time it takes to share so much info. With that said, this boat ...

nitrofish wrote:Ok help me understand. I thought these boats hold there value and are easy resale. What is wrong with this 29' boat that nobody wants it?

Yeah, it is a head scratch-er. Chaps' answer is as good as I can think of.

I emailed the broker this morning.

I pm'd you his email

That Pacific is still available!!

I will take either one!!!! :highfive: I don't think Dave was taking any sides on the issue of who was first...just making a comment I think. I thought the same thing when I saw the picture. No thoughts about who is copying whom, just similar looks. Remember Bevan's boats from AMF. He had some very u...

Because Pacific's are AWESOME? Just sayin'

Welcome to AAB! Those boats pop up from time to time.

Sabs28 wrote:I just HOPE there is a bigger door at the stern then there is at the bow or that boats is going "NO-WHERE". Nice looking frame work.

Now that would be funny!!!

That framing structure is amazing! Talk about an overbuilt boat...Gravois is an alloy rock star!

Looks bigger than a 26' doesn't it?. Awesome boat!

Wow...those are some serious trout! Good job for Pam and her Man!!

I believe it is still available. But Russ can correct me if I am wrong.

JETTYWOLF wrote:Hummm, no open gunnel boxes?

It looks like there are doors on the gunnel box compartments.

Yes! Speedy recovery goatram!!

Welcome! I am very impressed with your choice of boat and motor!

Sculpin wrote:Man, you guy's build cool boats!!!!

Yeah...I agree!! So much utility built in to that boat. Endless possibilities. Hunting, camping, cross bay or river commuter craft, atv transport. I know it's a long distance, but I bet people in the Thousand Islands would love that 23!!

Hey Craig, That is an odd turn of events at maybe getting the boat back from the insurance company... Where is it? At our marina? We could get some detailed pics for Stabicraft to look at. As I remember, the hull looked untouched. I bet she could be fixed, but probably really expensive. The cabin ha...

Looks like a great marina boat to me! Check the hull where it sits on the bunks for pitting issues as have been discussed recently. Like Chaps says, the motor may be the weak link, but good deals on newer 4 strokes pop up all the time.

Well OK then!
Just thinking that 4 small scale craiglist pics don't do too much to help sell the boat on the internet in this market.

http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u182/recuts/e233f4af.jpg http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u182/recuts/ef3aa64e.jpg I find that this is a great design for a 23'. It was custom made by Pacific at the request of the original owner who did not want a bracket. I give up a bit of cockpit space, but ...

Posting some more pictures on here would be a good idea. What are you upgrading to?

Nice looking ride! Good luck with the sale.

No black hands here! I also never went blind as my mother told me I would!!!

Wow! A lot of things went right that day for those guys.

That is a great website.