Small miracle: Carolina Skiff 19: nothing basic about it

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Carolina's new V-1965, with a base price of $6,495, is the first Carolina Skiff with somewhat of a V-hull, which has improved the boat's ability to bank. The 19-footer is more stable and drier than its predecessors. The boat is powered by a 90-hp Suzuki and reaches a top speed of about 40 mph.

Skiffs, Carolina Skiff V-1965 (Boat)

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Babycakes: Dynasty 17: eat your dessert first

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The Dynasty Spree 17 jetboat is the answer to very-demanding boating enthusiasts. It can be used for fishing because it is very maneuverable and has no propellers. It has also enough power for skiing because of its single 175-hp Mercury Sport Jet XR V-6 gasoline jet drive engine.

Jet boats, Dynasty Spree 17 (Boat)

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Express checkout: the 20-minute new boat look over

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It is tempting to use a boat right after it is delivered but it is more prudent to do a thorough check up before the boat hits the water. Making the necessary repairs and modifications at the outset will save the owner much aggravation.

Maintenance and repair, Boats and boating, Boating, Boats, Motorboats

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