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Quintrex
Any body have any experience in using these tinnies?
Any good for hardcore fishing? |
Re: Quintrex
Dunno :confused:
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Re: Quintrex
Originally Posted by thebears
Any body have any experience in using these tinnies?
Any good for hardcore fishing? |
Re: Quintrex
Originally Posted by thebears
Any good for hardcore fishing? |
Re: Quintrex
Originally Posted by brissydeb
empty or full?????? :confused:
Icebox full of vodka |
Re: Quintrex
Originally Posted by Margaret3
Hardcore ehhhh :rolleyes:
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Re: Quintrex
Mutts nuts mate.
Probably the best ally boats ever made here IMO. The millennium hull 5m with a 130 horse four stroke yammy is an awesome boat. If I had a spare 30k I'd buy one today. ;) I keep looking on ebay for a decent one to upgrade my Clarke tinnie :cool: |
Re: Quintrex
Originally Posted by cresta57
Mutts nuts mate.
Probably the best ally boats ever made here IMO. The millennium hull 5m with a 130 horse four stroke yammy is an awesome boat. If I had a spare 30k I'd buy one today. ;) I keep looking on ebay for a decent one to upgrade my Clarke tinnie :cool: |
Re: Quintrex
Originally Posted by thebears
Thanks for that vote of confidence. Are looking at either the 540 or 580 down here in melbourne for $38,500 including trailer and Motor.
Personally I wouldn't buy new as the depreciation is ridiculous not only that but the other little extra bits that you need/have to buy amount to a fair bit and are usually included with a good second hand one. Ebay has had a few lately less than 18 months old still under warranty for 10/15k less than new price, that's a couple of years worth of fuel & rego. If your fairly new to boating & have the cash to spare new ensures your not buying a heap of junk though. I did my boaties licence on a 540 they turn on a sixpence at 30 knots awesome boats. I've recently dived from a mates 580 spirit it had a 115 Mariner power plant, a good boat but he sold/traded it for a smaller one as it was too expensive to run fuel wise and too heavy to tow any distance. Before you buy do they let you take them for a test drive as well as a test tow? |
Re: Quintrex
Originally Posted by cresta57
Both are excellent boats
Personally I wouldn't buy new as the depreciation is ridiculous not only that but the other little extra bits that you need/have to buy amount to a fair bit and are usually included with a good second hand one. Ebay has had a few lately less than 18 months old still under warranty for 10/15k less than new price, that's a couple of years worth of fuel & rego. If your fairly new to boating & have the cash to spare new ensures your not buying a heap of junk though. I did my boaties licence on a 540 they turn on a sixpence at 30 knots awesome boats. I've recently dived from a mates 580 spirit it had a 115 Mariner power plant, a good boat but he sold/traded it for a smaller one as it was too expensive to run fuel wise and too heavy to tow any distance. Before you buy do they let you take them for a test drive as well as a test tow? I absolutely agree with Cresta :confused: Cant help but laugh though, i hope you (thebears) know i luv yi, but we appear to come from two totally different worlds, but hey am willing to meet yours :D and i suppose thats the beauty of oz :D |
Re: Quintrex
Originally Posted by cresta57
Both are excellent boats
Personally I wouldn't buy new as the depreciation is ridiculous not only that but the other little extra bits that you need/have to buy amount to a fair bit and are usually included with a good second hand one. Ebay has had a few lately less than 18 months old still under warranty for 10/15k less than new price, that's a couple of years worth of fuel & rego. If your fairly new to boating & have the cash to spare new ensures your not buying a heap of junk though. I did my boaties licence on a 540 they turn on a sixpence at 30 knots awesome boats. I've recently dived from a mates 580 spirit it had a 115 Mariner power plant, a good boat but he sold/traded it for a smaller one as it was too expensive to run fuel wise and too heavy to tow any distance. Before you buy do they let you take them for a test drive as well as a test tow? Trying to restrict the boat size to something I can tow behind my Avalon (1600kg limit). Buzzy can do the diving (I mean shark baiting) while I will be heavily into snapper fishing. Mags you may have more in common with me than you think :rolleyes: |
Re: Quintrex
Originally Posted by thebears
Any body have any experience in using these tinnies?
Any good for hardcore fishing? For fishing the bigger models you are looking at are probably better but you will need a decent 4x4 to tow them. Just had to rego and insure them there's another $800's gone but worth it. |
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