Armstrong monohull shorty..

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Armstrong monohull shorty..

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On bellingham Craigslist as well as Armstrongs website.

A bit small for us..


http://bellingham.craigslist.org/boa/2844512456.html

Probably towable with our Toyota as it most likely weighs under 7,000lbs
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Another quality boat! However, the 31' Coastal Craft still trumps all recent offerings in my book.
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Absolutely agree, 7' feet is A lOT more boat for a little more money...I haven't heard from Coastal Craft to see if a purchase agreement was signed, otherwise I will plan a trip next week.

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That Armstrong is really optioned out, nice boat. Big engine box in the cockpit would take some getting used to . . .
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It is about 6 feet short...

But the reality is, it is towable with our current vehicle. No dry stack, no moorage, no bottom paint, and a lot easier to maintain.

I dont want to out grow it in a year or three though.

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Chtucker wrote:Absolutely agree, 7' feet is A lOT more boat for a little more money...I haven't heard from Coastal Craft to see if a purchase agreement was signed, otherwise I will plan a trip next week.

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Pictures for those who enjoy pictures of boats

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Nice looking boat.

For my personal use (fishing) and tastes (clean deck space), I think I'd get pretty frustrated with that boat.

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I don't see how you could fish on that boat.. Plus they pet little railing on the engine house, can't even use it as a seat
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Agreed. Not a great setup.

I appreciate reading and seeing the pictures on your search.

Best of luck.

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I would get pretty frustrated as well with that dog house taking up alot of deck space. I don't know about the salesman's tactics with the empty liquor bottle and a jar of Vaseline in that one picture :shocked: :rotfl:


Still a very nice boat and thanks for posting up the extra pic's.
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Sculpin wrote:I would get pretty frustrated as well with that dog house taking up alot of deck space. I don't know about the salesman's tactics with the empty liquor bottle and a jar of Vaseline in that one picture :shocked: :rotfl:

Wooaaa... missed that one....

I like the idea of the boat, the dog house and the lack of true head are deal breakers. If it was just me and the boys a portapotty would be fine.. Not with with wife and the kids...
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You have to use the Vaseline to get around the engine box.
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The last three posts are top notch.

Good ones! :thumbsup:

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Nice eye. That's funny.
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The doghouse would be the deal breaker for me. I like to relax out on my "back porch". Outboard only for me!
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