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#2407168 - 06/28/08 07:20 AM Re: Buying a new boat? Tracker or other aluminum [Re: BrianID]
North Texas Fiberglass Offline
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Registered: 05/30/03
Posts: 8907
Loc: Denton, Tx, USA
Look at the new line of Triton 18 foot Explorer's.

Triton saw this trend developing a couple of years ago and started to work on this boat package.



Now you can have the ride of a glass boat at the price of an aluminum! So basically you can have your cake and eat it too!

Right now they are on sale for $16,995! That is even cheaper than the Tracker Tournament V 18.

Here is the specs of the two boats:

Triton Dry Weight: 1202 Lbs
Tracker Dry Weight: 1152 Lbs

Triton Beam: 92 Inches
Tracker Beam: 87 Inches

Plus, Triton builds one of the best boats in the industry. So don't rule out a glass boat. You don't have to go with a big 20 or 21 footer to get what you want.

I'm running a TR-186 right now and love it. Easy to tow, great on fuel, rides great. This is my 3rd Triton now.
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Michael Bristow
North Texas Fiberglass
940-243-2628

www.NorthTexasFiberglass.com


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#2407192 - 06/28/08 07:33 AM Re: Buying a new boat? Tracker or other aluminum [Re: North Texas Fiberglass]
retdbasser Offline
Pro Angler

Registered: 11/29/06
Posts: 592
Loc: Garland,TX
Nice looking boat!!

I have a 17'2" fiberglas and buddy has a 18'6" aluminum. Main difference in the water is rough water ride and difficulty with boat control in the aluminum, even in mild wind conditions. Other wise, lot less maintenance on alum.

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#2426149 - 07/04/08 12:56 PM Re: Buying a new boat? Tracker or other aluminum [Re: BrianID]
bighaida Offline
Green Horn

Registered: 01/21/08
Posts: 11
My only hope is that you don't buy a tracker, you'll regret it and have sad stories for the rest of your life. Buy anything else.

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