Glasply Boat Reviews at Emma Ramon blog

Glasply Boat Reviews. The boat originally had a 470 i/0 that would cruise about 21 and top out at 27mph and weighs. But i'm having trouble finding. Very solidly built, handled very well and ride nicely. Looking for some opinions on my 22 glasply repower. Actually, i think it's a combination of a good hull design for the kinds of waters we have here in the pacific northwest and fairly hefty construction. From my previous post i've pretty much decided on a 23' hull as the boat i'd like to end up with. My preference would be a searay very well built boats you should be able to find a nice boat from the 90s in that price range. I ran one as a charter boat for a few years when i was a kid. I couldnt resist buying an old glasply the other day. I had plans of rigging my reinell up for fishing until i saw this thing. A little bit of a wet. I would have it surveyed before buying. Glasply's were a good boat and i still see many of them out fishing in the sound to this day.

I would have it surveyed before buying. Actually, i think it's a combination of a good hull design for the kinds of waters we have here in the pacific northwest and fairly hefty construction. A little bit of a wet. The boat originally had a 470 i/0 that would cruise about 21 and top out at 27mph and weighs. I couldnt resist buying an old glasply the other day. Glasply's were a good boat and i still see many of them out fishing in the sound to this day. But i'm having trouble finding. Very solidly built, handled very well and ride nicely. From my previous post i've pretty much decided on a 23' hull as the boat i'd like to end up with. I ran one as a charter boat for a few years when i was a kid.

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Glasply Boat Reviews From my previous post i've pretty much decided on a 23' hull as the boat i'd like to end up with. I would have it surveyed before buying. I had plans of rigging my reinell up for fishing until i saw this thing. Looking for some opinions on my 22 glasply repower. Glasply's were a good boat and i still see many of them out fishing in the sound to this day. I couldnt resist buying an old glasply the other day. My preference would be a searay very well built boats you should be able to find a nice boat from the 90s in that price range. A little bit of a wet. The boat originally had a 470 i/0 that would cruise about 21 and top out at 27mph and weighs. But i'm having trouble finding. From my previous post i've pretty much decided on a 23' hull as the boat i'd like to end up with. Very solidly built, handled very well and ride nicely. Actually, i think it's a combination of a good hull design for the kinds of waters we have here in the pacific northwest and fairly hefty construction. I ran one as a charter boat for a few years when i was a kid.