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295 | rangertimbo | Re: Digest Number 130 | 1/26/2005 21:52:00 | |
CECUTLER, A 2120 fitted out as you describe, with trailer, would be in the neighborhood of $44-45k here in Virginia. I'm sure there is a hefty fee to get one shipped all the way out to SoCal, and there may be more options that are included that you are not describing. Perhaps it would profit you to wait until your transfer comes through and buy one here in VA. I bought mine a year ago and it ran $42k with F150, raw water wash, rocket launchers, windlass and pulpit, and one spreader light. The 2120 is a fun boat, and is very seaworthy. I've had a blast running this winter in search of striper. All my passengers have arrived expecting to go through the typical freezing ordeal, only to find a heated cabin and a pleasant fishing experience. It virtually rivals any experience I've had on charter boats out of NC ... Except it's been more fun! The 2120 is a small boat. I am under no illusion as to its capabilities and you should understand this before you get too far with your purchase. Going out in Chesapeake Bay chop greater than 3+ feet is going to be slightly painful and somewhat dangerous. Knowing when to stay home is sometimes an important life skill! However, I don't know of a drier, more seaworthy 21 footer that has this much protection and room to fish. Most people around these parts order the boat with an F200 motor and consider the F150 underpowered. I have the F150 and am content. Top speed is around 35 mph with the 150. It does behave a bit sluggish during hole shot though. A 30+ gal. livewell is the equivalent of one more person; add a cooler full of ice and a full gas tank and it will begin to affect performance. Be sure to sea trial and get the fully loaded rpm's dialed in with the correct prop. You will want 5800 rpm WOT. Feel free to mail me, I love to talk about my boat, Ranger Tim -------- --- In <a href="/group/parkerboats/post?postID=f7nCLh5v5iloCdUsY_iySHjkwDlGoALvJruQVZ7NHNGnZssVt6hbcMGCLbUJdN-Ud60Hxeg1t_YWdn9gAsfPmOjoo99a">[email protected]</a>, "CECUTLER" <cecutler@y...> wrote: > > I am working with the guys at Sundance Marine. They are really good > guys, I just haven't been able to find any comparitive prices. > Seaswirls and other boats the same size/specs are running about the > same price. > --- In <a href="/group/parkerboats/post?postID=f7nCLh5v5iloCdUsY_iySHjkwDlGoALvJruQVZ7NHNGnZssVt6hbcMGCLbUJdN-Ud60Hxeg1t_YWdn9gAsfPmOjoo99a">[email protected]</a>, "Bill Jacobs" <bill@b...> wrote: > > Who's your dealer here? I bought my 2830 from Johnson marine and > have been > > very satisfied with service and price. > > > > > > There is 1 message in this issue. > > > > Topics in this digest: > > > > 1. 2120 SC Pricing > > From: "CECUTLER" <cecutler@y...> > > > > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ > ___ > > > _____________________________________________________________________ > ___ > > > > Message: 1 > > Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2005 06:14:59 -0000 > > From: "CECUTLER" <cecutler@y...> > > Subject: 2120 SC Pricing > > > > > > Hoping to use some of everyones experience to get an appropriate > > price range I should be getting from my local SOCAL Parker > dealer. > > I know this is a tough question to answer, but wanted to get some > > opinions on the 50k out the door price (trailer/150hp/30 gal > > bait/icom radio/gps fishfinder combo, tax tag title, etc.). I am > > looking for some comparitive East Coast prices and others > experience > > here on the left coast. Thanks in advance. > > > > > > > > > > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ > ___ > > > _____________________________________________________________________ > ___ > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > ----- |