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Another boat post, what about xpress #3853438 08/24/09 03:00 AM
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I'm interested in 17-18 x or h series xpress. Any fans out there and who did you buy from in North Texas? Thanks for the input. I'm looking at lighter aluminum in order to tow behind a Jeep.


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Re: Another boat post, what about xpress [Re: Simmonsdlwa] #3853498 08/24/09 03:17 AM
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Xpress = tin can

My budy has the 21' with the 225yam and it's nothing but problems. He kicks himself everytime he goes out in it. Not to mention if it's windy the thing blows all over the lake.

Re: Another boat post, what about xpress [Re: ez_4_u00] #3853528 08/24/09 03:26 AM
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I love my Xpress TXD 21 from www.WestBoats.com best dealer there is. Xpress has a smoother ride than many glass boats. No TIN what so ever... it's all welded aluminum nuts

Had a couple with a new 07 Skeeter tell me they were going to sell it and get another Xpress for the ride cheers

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Re: Another boat post, what about xpress [Re: Bazztex] #3853718 08/24/09 04:28 AM
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West Boats in Mesquite is a dealer like Bazztex said, Steve the mechanic up there is extrememly knowledgable and Butch is always a good guy to talk to...


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Re: Another boat post, what about xpress [Re: Evan O'Brien] #3853765 08/24/09 04:44 AM
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Those aluminum boats do ok in saltwater?

Re: Another boat post, what about xpress [Re: cbump] #3854070 08/24/09 10:30 AM
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Just like anything else, it isn't the boat hull that fails in saltwater, it's everything else.

Why saltwater boats have:
Galvanized/aluminum trailers.
No carpet.
Saltwater electrical connections.
saltwater troll motors




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Re: Another boat post, what about xpress [Re: Pat Goff] #3854489 08/24/09 02:22 PM
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Rode in a 22ft express with a 225 e-tec and I liked it pretty well espcially if you are going to fish really, really stumpy lakes and rivers like the red. If i had to get aluminum i would go with express. However it dont hold a candle to my legend


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