Stumpalump
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My first thought was to cut it as well but it looks well made and is huge. Go to the lifestyles of the rich and famous forum for tin boats and see what boats like that are worth. https://www.aluminumalloyboats.com
There was a Nissan 25 on a flatly in your neck priced right. Good engine. I got my first flat bottom when I was 10. It was a Duranautic and had a Johnson 6. I've had a 16' monarch with a merc 25 and a bunch of V- nose boats. I see little or no advantage other than pulling them over logs that a flatly has. A platform in the front mounts a seat just as well and the cost is 1/3. They seem to handle better especially in the rough water and a lot safer for the kids if you hit a rouge wake. They can stop dead when you nose them in. Not to start a debate on what is better because they are fine. Now if you drive a BroDozer pickup and need to keep up with your bros that finance store bought boat duck boats then prepare to pay to play. Is your Roth fully funded this year? If not buy something like that 1500 boat I posted but start with a $900 offer. I just can't get past the mentality of financing a toy or passing up on boats that are a deal.
There was a Nissan 25 on a flatly in your neck priced right. Good engine. I got my first flat bottom when I was 10. It was a Duranautic and had a Johnson 6. I've had a 16' monarch with a merc 25 and a bunch of V- nose boats. I see little or no advantage other than pulling them over logs that a flatly has. A platform in the front mounts a seat just as well and the cost is 1/3. They seem to handle better especially in the rough water and a lot safer for the kids if you hit a rouge wake. They can stop dead when you nose them in. Not to start a debate on what is better because they are fine. Now if you drive a BroDozer pickup and need to keep up with your bros that finance store bought boat duck boats then prepare to pay to play. Is your Roth fully funded this year? If not buy something like that 1500 boat I posted but start with a $900 offer. I just can't get past the mentality of financing a toy or passing up on boats that are a deal.