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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2005
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G'day All,
I am writing to seek out some advice about buying and owning a lewis ski boat. For a while now I've been looking out for a good ski boat to call my own, and so far have really come up against nothing more than dreamers and downright liars. Boats that supposedly have low hours but look like theyve been used as water taxis, 'new' motors just been given a dulux rebuild, smashed propellers, trashed interiors...... The list goes on. Ive seen a bit in the last 18 months and I'm hoping that my luck might be about to change. Fortunately for me, im just about to return home to Australia after another few month stint overseas and my partner just sent me a link to a boat on gumtree which has both of our attention. But I typically havent considered a lewis before, but am dead keen to find out more. Heres the boat here http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/wyee-...2?mobile=false Does anyone have any insight to share about what I might need to look for with a lewis in particular? Or any other advice for that matter  Cheers |
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Lewis Ski Boats - Advice?
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