What year did skeeter begin using composite instead of wood transoms?
Im looking at buying a used 1988 18" skeeter.
What year did skeeter begin using composite instead of wood transoms?
Im looking at buying a used 1988 18" skeeter.
I want to say the 90's but not sure. I had an '86 16' skeeter and it had wood floors, stringers and transom.
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2014 Phoenix 619 Pro / 2014 Mercury 200 Pro XS
Nothing but wood, fiberglass and foam in that 88 hull.
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My understanding is 97' was the first year offering all composite hulls for the ZX line, hence the ZX185c even on dual console boats.
1994 PROCRAFT 180 Dual Pro / MERC 150 EFI
Don't be affraid of the wood. It's been used for ages. Besides you can always replace it.
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I have a brochure for the 96' 180ZX and it states that, " 1996 is the first year for our new composite transom and stringers". It also goes on about the improved decks which are laminated.
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