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2011 2400br with 300xs (SOLD)

Lol...maybe Keith. "2 years" on a "enthusiast" sight is not really the best way to market anything.
 
I Got my self a nice tunnel a few weeks ago. I will sell hull and trailer only also. That 300xs would be nice on my new toy. I would also be willing to sell it with a very clean and low hour 1999 300 promax on it at a discounted price.
 
kct11 said:
I Got my self a nice tunnel a few weeks ago. I will sell hull and trailer only also. That 300xs would be nice on my new toy. I would also be willing to sell it with a very clean and low hour 1999 300 promax on it at a discounted price.
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Would you be willing to sell the Promax?
 
I wish this boat was a walk through open bow.You said you ordered it that way?What's the advantage of this set up over walk through?Are you haveing to crawl through to the bow area?
 
I did/do not care for the look of the new brx. Mine is a long deck open bow. The windshield and center of gravity is farther back making it a slightly faster hull then the brx with the same power. Unless you use the open bow all the time why do you need to be up there? There is plenty of room for 5 people in the back, big difference compaired to a 2100. The only time my bow gets used is if I entertain or use the front anchor. I can also set up a porti-poty in the crawl though area. Its nice for when you are out on the water for a long time and not dressed to, or want to be in the water you are on.....like the Saginaw river.lol....keeps the ladies happy when on the river for fireworks, or concerts. The boat is fantastic for my style of boating.
 
I missed one question. You can crawl through or step over the windshield if you are a taller person. Most crawl through, I am 50/50 on witch way I go. The boat is very nice and I can't get over the attention and thumbs up it gets. Every time I use it I have to say "thanks, your boat is nice also".... A LOT!
 
The crawl through gets a lot of attention. We have people ask all the time if ours is a "California" boat. It works as well for us as a traditional walk through and we use the open bow all the time. The crawl through is a pretty big opening, and it's also pretty easy to go over the top. The wife uses the area between the windshield and the open bow as her sunpad which she wouldn't have on a BRX.
If you carry waterskis, kneeboards, and wakeboards then this setup has more storage than the BRX with its liner due to the open gunnel areas and the side panels in the bow area where you can stash those longer, items, as well as in the nose ahead of the partition. I carry two kneeboards, two tubes, and the anchor up there with room for more if necessary.
Good luck with the sale, I'm surprised you still have it available.
 
Ttt, spring is around the corner and there's a few boats out there I would like to move on. 9895295584
 
Getting close to trading it in on something else. I have a couple avenues, but the boats are not exactly what I want but close. I would rather sell it out right, now might be a time to shoot a offer on it.
 
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