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Wanted-to-buy: 20 or 22 Dauntless from year 2005 forward, that is, the version that has fold up stern seat. Engine must be FOURSTROKE or VERADO, not OptiMax. Need a trailer. The closer to Atlanta the better . Budget up to $25,000. Kent 468centerrd@gmail.com Based on a recommendation from another mem...

Looks admirable.

For a simple/quick but not nearly as nice solution you can also place a self amplified marine bazooka subwoofer tube in the console.

What do I need to look out for on a 2001 vintage 21 foot outrage as I'm not as up to speed on that vintage and the same question for 2005 18 and 22 ft dauntless (hull problems not motor problems)?

Your description is ambiguous. There are several SUZUKI engines available at the 200-HP rating. Some are V6 3.6-liter engines, which would be considered large displacement, and others are L4 2.87-liter engines, which are not considered large displacement. Please disambiguate the particular SUZUKI 2...

jimh wrote:Which 200-HP engine are you specifically thinking about?

Suzuki 200. I believe they are large displacement four-cylinders

jimh wrote:Cf.:
http://continuouswave.com/whaler/reference/specifications.html#hulls24-31

Thanks for the link but I've already about worn out that page looking and researching and double checking.

Advice based on first hand experience with an OUTRAGE 25 with a single 200-HP engine of four-stroke-power-cycle design is solicited.

Would a single 200-HP four-stroke-power-cycle outboard engine be adequate power for a c.1980 OUTRAGE 25 notched transom boat?

The intended target boat speed is be 37 to 39-MPH and for the boat to plane properly and not struggle.

conch wrote:This 1985 18' Outrage @ 8K deserves a look. I will try to put a link, but I saw it at the site ' THT " in the classified section.
https://www.thehulltruth.com/boats-sale ... wn-sc.html

Chuck

I think I've decided 20 is minimum workable size for me

What websites are you looking at? I see them all over the place for sale. Every site I can find. Three boats I found for sale that would have worked for me the sellers decided not to sell after offering for sale. One boat that I went to buy yesterday was water logged and had soft spots (not on remo...

Just back from Atlanta to New Orleans drive to pick up a whaler that was not as described. So I find myself tired and still looking for a classic outrage to repower.. Need a good hull with a bad engine or something similar

To be clear I wasn't thinking of using it.A fellow who I'm considering buying his boat did. Never really thought about using it myself. I think I'd using marine plywood or coosa board.

Just thought I'd ask the experts if it's ok.

Q5: would I need to plan on replacing it?

Q1: Is [using an aluminum sheet to reinforce the fiberglass deck that covers the fuel tank cavity on a Boston Whaler OUTRAGE of unknown length] good method of repair? Q2: Does aluminum hold screws well? Note: I want to add aT-top. Q3: Do you need to use aluminum screws instead of [stainless steel] s...

Thanks for the info. I'll check it out.

As of today. Still looking.

Looking for 18 to 22-foot 1980-era Outrage in Southeast or Atlanta area. I want a solid hull, good fuel tank, and a trailer. The engine is not important as I prefer to re-power. I will consider all boats within a reasonable driving distance from Atlanta. Contact through pm on continuoswave or email ...