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[December 20, 2010]Starcraft Limited 2119 IOThe Limited 2119 IO handled a small wind chop and routine wakes from boat traffic with no difficulty.
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[December 20, 2010]Starcraft Limited 2000 IOThe 2000 ably fulfills the deck-boat mission statement to be an aquatic sport utility vehicle, offering a mix of space, performance and versatility.
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[December 20, 2010]Starcraft Limited 1915 OBThe Limited 1915 OB hit its stride at 31.7 mph and 4,000 rpm, showing nimble performance in turns.
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[December 20, 2010]Starcraft Limited 185 IO SportTake a look at the new Starcraft Limited 185 IO Sport, and you’ll see a boat with all these features that can be trailered behind a crossover vehicle.
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[December 20, 2010]Stingray 235 LR 1The 235 LR's snappy hole shot and impressive top speed exemplify sport.
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[December 20, 2010]Sea-Doo 230 SPNo question, every stop on the 230 SP’s rpm gauge gives back a reward in miles per hour.
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[December 20, 2010]Formula 290 FX4True to its performance roots, the 290 FX4 feels smooth and dialed in all the way to wide open.
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[December 20, 2010]Cobalt 242 4It stuck hard in turns, while I enjoyed the forces and felt securely positioned thanks to the hip-grabbing captain’s chair with the flip-up bolster.
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Just another fantastic finish to a Gulf of Mexico Boating day off SW Florida.
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This 1978 Glastron GT 150 with a 1978 85 hsp Johnson outboard runs beautifully, but it has been in a 3-year restoration about to be concluded. Its floor, transom and stringers were rotted out and the gel coat was cracked, crazed and cloudy. The windshield was cracked and the upholstery was beyond repair. Keep an eye out for the restored beauty in the next few months.
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