DrNate

I'm not sure why the argument is being made whining about MSRP. Cars are the same way. Heck, there are a ton of products that are that way. Nobody pays the sticker price (or shouldn't). And it's been that way as long as I can remember

I like the locking part of the box. No wasted space!

Both boats are solid, just depends on if you want to do the upgrades yourself or buy a boat that is ready to Surf with full stereo, etc. The SV hulls can be a little picky on Wakeboard weight but for the money their Surf waves are unparalleled. This hull is tried and true and handles chop very well for an older boat

Wow, that thing is gonna rattle the whole lake!

What amp? That thing is gonna be obnoxious

I have a Centurion license plate frame that I have had on my truck for many years. I did notice that there are none availbable on the Centurion boats website, which is where I purchased it. Maybe they will bring them back one day? Make me an offer

1. Not necessarily, just realize that if it's a 2011 or newer you will want to swap the Quick Fill valves out. (it's not hard or too expensive) 2. 230's with a 343 is okay but not sure I'd want a 240 without the 409 3. Almost any boat with require PnP bags, so, yes, the 240 is no exception

1. The 240 and 244 are the exact same boat except on the 244 the windshield has been moved forward 18" so that the cabin area is larger and the bow area is smaller 2. In short, yes. Wave is tried and true for many years 3. Yes, you can slalom behind it, I have done. Only suggestion here is if you're going to be surfing goofy make sure you get an asymmetrical wake plate. These can be had for cheap if it doesn't already come with one

Just wondering why you put this in the "Watersports and Related Gear" section?

Look like a great time, glad you enjoyed it

4X4 is one of those things that when you need it, you need it. Some boat ramps can get pretty slick from algae

I do my impeller every other year, and yeah, it's hard to get to. The easiest way I have found to drain the oil is with an oil extractor through the dipstick. Works really well actually and is much faster than draining out the bottom using the hose

Wow, I can't believe Fineline gave you a new boat Sasquatch! That's amazing to me. Hard to complain when that is the case after the fact. I'm just glad that Fineline made it right for you. Seems like having a good dealer close by on these new boats is really key

This is a great discussion, I wish I was handy enough to do all of my own work. And, yes, I'm in on the dealership. Might take 5 of us

I agree, that is 100 percent ridiculous! Just start your own dealership Doc!