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Who bought the FJ45? That's another case of beer to drown your sorrows in for sure! 
tough day.
tough day.
sold the 45?! quick, get another one so you don't fill the garage with useless junk.
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sorry for your loss Jeff, but I guess after 14 years sitting... 
that won't fit on most BC trails either, but you'll be the envy of all the Stave lake mud flats crowds 
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it felt wierd when i sold all my junk to Kim also, i was about to build another truck ,, but i replaced it with an old ski boat instead
,now i am happy
buy yourself a new toy u will forget about the old ones
,my kids and boat , the reason i don't drive the 40 anymore
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,now i am happy
buy yourself a new toy u will forget about the old ones
,my kids and boat , the reason i don't drive the 40 anymore
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How has no one commented on this yet? I can only hope mine looks that good in the future
Why Mastercraft over Nautique? I think when I was looking a few years back '96 and new Nautique is what I figured I wanted. Best combination of flatter wake at ski speed and a bit bigger wake for wakeboarding. Of course you can always carry a fat sack, but I figure I'd rather not. Mastercrafts are definitely known for having nice wakes for skiing though
Also after '96 Nautique finally had a full fiberglass hull. Still had some wood prior to that I believe.
Why Mastercraft over Nautique? I think when I was looking a few years back '96 and new Nautique is what I figured I wanted. Best combination of flatter wake at ski speed and a bit bigger wake for wakeboarding. Of course you can always carry a fat sack, but I figure I'd rather not. Mastercrafts are definitely known for having nice wakes for skiing though
Also after '96 Nautique finally had a full fiberglass hull. Still had some wood prior to that I believe.
You talking about the boat , the curves look good
, the curves look good
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no reason why i bought a mastercraft , i had only one thing in mind i wanted a cheap ski boat and wife wanted open bow .
this was the only one around at the time that fit the ticket and was cheap . no wood in the stringers either . . it does what i want it to do .
i haven't even skied behind it yet and i think i have had it 3 years now . nobody to drive it to pull me .
its not a competition boat it is just an all around family boat it has a wider beam than a comp boat . still looks like it has a decent wake though
my brother didn't mind it .
this was the only one around at the time that fit the ticket and was cheap . no wood in the stringers either . . it does what i want it to do .
i haven't even skied behind it yet and i think i have had it 3 years now . nobody to drive it to pull me .
its not a competition boat it is just an all around family boat it has a wider beam than a comp boat . still looks like it has a decent wake though
my brother didn't mind it .
How has no one commented on this yet? I can only hope mine looks that good in the future
Why Mastercraft over Nautique? I think when I was looking a few years back '96 and new Nautique is what I figured I wanted. Best combination of flatter wake at ski speed and a bit bigger wake for wakeboarding. Of course you can always carry a fat sack, but I figure I'd rather not. Mastercrafts are definitely known for having nice wakes for skiing though