Jagsare1

Just throwing it out there that a brand new 31 Cape Horn with 300 Yamahas is less than that. There is no doubt in my mind that the 31 Cape Horn is still the best bang for the buck going. Oh, my first boat was a 15' Glasstream back in 1986. It was a bowrider that I bought in Atlanta when I lived there. Absolutely no problems with that boat until I moved to Florida and it hit salt water. The rate of deterioration on that boat after that was pretty rapid and ugly but remember, this was a boat built by a different Glasstream company almost 25 years ago. It was also built for freshwater lake use so the problems would have been expected if I had been experienced at the time. How can I complain though, I paid $5600 for it new, boat motor and trailer, used the holy poo out of it and sold it 7 years later for $3500. Don't mean to be negative if it came out that way. Good luck with your boat and enjoy it.

I believe at the show this boat is now called EPIC Powerboats. If I have the right boat, I was on it and it was very nice. Will find a following. Not my cup of tea being a hard core fisherman but that is not the market for this boat. I think the builder would agree that the market is the guy wanting to go fast, keep up with the Cigarettes without the hassle of supercharged engines and lower units...and add some creature comforts for the ladies.

And what does that do when the motors are stolen?

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