Looking for ....
18/19/20 feet
70/72/ Wide or wider
TUNNEL HULL-Prop
Side console
Don't care about electronics, troller or motor brand. Just need something well built and not beat to hell. Age or brand doesn't really matter either.
Alumacraft? Alweld? Gator Trax? Other?
Will travel for the right boat. prefer to be within 8 hours of central Illinois.
Anyboy got anything? or know of one.?
Last edited by Almag6; 03-08-2022 at 09:10 AM.
I've heard great things about alwelds. Tough as nails. I know you said that u wanted to be within 8hr of Illinois but if I was in the market I'd have Uncle J build me one. They can build it however you want it.
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Might want to mention if you're looking for a tunnel hull with a jet or with a prop.
2016 Ranger RT188, Yamaha 115 sho, dual console, 80# Ultrex, hotfoot, networked HB Solix 10 & Helix 9, Mega 360. Powertech NRS3 18p, Atlas 4" jack plate.
Prop
Not at all what you are asking for but my dad is selling his Rockproof jet. It's listed here on BBC under boats for sale if you want to check it out. Won't find a more rugged boat and it's basically brand new with low hours.
XPRESS H 18 SS, YAMAHA 115
The rockproof is a little too specialized....thanks though.
Will take a look at the lund.
you need to consider a Sea Ark. They make a very good tunnel hull boat and our popular here in Southern Wisconsin on the WI and Mississippi rivers. there is a dealer in Juneau, WI that sells them and has a few in stock.
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I saw a polar craft 1756 ,1999 model with 50 on market place Columbia SC for 6k
SC is gonna to be a tough find on that hull.
Im wrapping up rigging my new G3 18CCT now. So far I like it a lot.
Sea Ark makes a good one. Custom builders can do it anyway you want - Prodigy, Gator trax, Uncle J, Stumpjumper, Xtreme are a few good ones worth a look. They all build tanks basically. I know Prodigy has a collection of boats available now, or you can build one. They can be built for duck hunting or fishing, with lights, livewells, and choice of console position.
Let's bump it to the top. Still looking for the right rig.
Still looking. With the cost of New boats, we're looking at used rigs.
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