Clean Looking '99 22 in Orlando Area $24K
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Price is decent. Put a second 50 on there. and then you would have 100 hp-if you wanted to go that way. Only problem is weight but current 50 is 205 to 215#. Current 90 is 359#, so it would be about 50# more weight. (Have to re-prop the current motor). Also the older 50 would be carbureted, and current is fuel injected. But it is do-able.
A new 50 in Fort Pierce FL is listed at $7354. You would need gauges, and new Binacle I'm guessing here, but I suspect you could get the setup installed for another $1,000 to $1200 with gauges, cables, etc. So ad $8,500--still be in a good ball park number for a nice 22. If you just want the slower boat--then. run it now.
A new 50 in Fort Pierce FL is listed at $7354. You would need gauges, and new Binacle I'm guessing here, but I suspect you could get the setup installed for another $1,000 to $1200 with gauges, cables, etc. So ad $8,500--still be in a good ball park number for a nice 22. If you just want the slower boat--then. run it now.
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Have no clue how that boat would run with a single 50
Although much of the cruising we all do is
Probably at that same speed
Just less RPMs
Would be interesting to know just how much smaller the prop is...
On the 50 vs my 75
Although much of the cruising we all do is
Probably at that same speed
Just less RPMs
Would be interesting to know just how much smaller the prop is...
On the 50 vs my 75