A little bit confused post Boat Show

[jimboooo]

hi i have got a 20ft aquador with an outboard. i have also had a 19ft glastron both are cuddies and fine for the camping night , trailer easily and can be launched and recovered on my own . one thing i would add is the glastron is american the aquador is scadinavian , once in the water they are quite different , the scandiavians build there boats for their water and so they behave much better in our choppy water . i know which one i would prefer to be in when you get a bit of wind against tide etc . i have also noticed that the 4stroke outboard is better on fuel on hugely quieter . flipper , bella , finnmaster , yamarin all worth a look . they are also more boaty , no carpets , less clocks and dials , you will be more likely to take it out on drisslely days cause you wont worry about it getting wet !!

 

[Clairefantastic]

crownline 230 or even 250

Hello Woodenman, my husband and I are doing the same as you, we wanted a sexy cuddy cruiser that could be stored on a trailer in winter. First mistake we made was to buy a boat that was to big! a Maxum 2800scr way to big for a trailer. We thought it was nicely built Untill... We bought a Crownline 250, Wow now this is a gorgeous boat really well put together plus very nice feel to the interior, Plus the drivers seat spins round and gives a really big boat feeling when we have guests on board. I've had a look around and found one with only 37hrs on it at Ancaster. Anyway here is the link

http://www.ancasta.com/BoatInformation.aspx?make=Crownline&model=250CR&BoatId=24034

good luck
Claire xx