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Re: Any real improvements in boats in the last 10 years? [Re: Champion1] #12718477 04/16/18 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted By: Champion1
I assume you are asking because you want to save a few $ and buy a older boat. If I were you I would buy a older Champion and put a new engine on it and be happy and have plenty of cash leftover to buy Yellow Magics. But that's just me.

Yes sir. Hang a 250 on just about any 20' John Storie boat and you will have a big front deck and a great, dry ride. Everything else on the boat can be updated and added on.

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Re: Any real improvements in boats in the last 10 years? [Re: Frank the Tank] #12718596 04/16/18 04:26 PM
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Less wood used in construction.

Re: Any real improvements in boats in the last 10 years? [Re: bluebonnet2] #12719012 04/16/18 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted By: bluebonnet2
good morning,

I know moving the gas tanks forward has elimated a lot of chine walking....the balance is better and reworking the chines has help a bunch....all bass boats look like arrowheads....just saying

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That's not an improvement, its compensating for people who don't know how to drive.

Re: Any real improvements in boats in the last 10 years? [Re: Frank the Tank] #12719260 04/17/18 12:16 AM
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Wider decks and they sit higher to the top cap.

Im with OP, im going to buy a 05ish 20' with a 250 and deck it all out. I cant see myself buying a new one to fish the way I do.

Re: Any real improvements in boats in the last 10 years? [Re: Frank the Tank] #12719653 04/17/18 11:57 AM
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The price has been improved. grin

Re: Any real improvements in boats in the last 10 years? [Re: Frank the Tank] #12719677 04/17/18 12:31 PM
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the original post asks if there have been any game changer improvements in the last 10-15 years.....my opinion is there have not been any game changer improvements since bassboats went from coffin style to pad boats with steering wheels....been a lot of improvements like bigger front decks,extended transoms,composite instead of wood but no game changers...

Re: Any real improvements in boats in the last 10 years? [Re: beartrap] #12719776 04/17/18 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted By: beartrap
the original post asks if there have been any game changer improvements in the last 10-15 years.....my opinion is there have not been any game changer improvements since bassboats went from coffin style to pad boats with steering wheels....been a lot of improvements like bigger front decks,extended transoms,composite instead of wood but no game changers...


Yes having a transom that won't rot out is totally minut

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