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Time for a Boat?

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by 007fodo, Mar 11, 2022.

  1. Mar 11, 2022 at 3:25 PM
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    007fodo

    007fodo [OP] Gold Member

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    I don't even like boating, but damn. I almost want to buy this just so I can sell my truck and boat as a package to someone OCDIMG_20220311_144325.jpg

    For anyone interested in boating/matching this is a ~2007 sea ray 18' 175 sport. It's a close red for those of you Radiant's out there; I believe the boat is just slightly darker.
     
  2. Mar 11, 2022 at 3:31 PM
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    Sean42

    Sean42 Well-Known Member

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    I have the same boat in yellow. Good seating for a smaller I/O and handles awesome.
     
  3. Mar 11, 2022 at 3:34 PM
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    007fodo

    007fodo [OP] Gold Member

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    It's a great boat, this ones actually my father's so I've been on & driven it many times as a kid. The motor finally blew up on him (low oil, blew a freeze plug) and now he says he can't trust it... He's not mechanically inclined so it's gotta go:bananadead:
     
  4. Mar 11, 2022 at 3:46 PM
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    Gen3TacomaOBX

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    Bilstein 6112 front / 5100 rear (extended) shocks, Headstrong AAL, Firestone airbags, 4.88 gears, OME Carrier bearing drop kit, Aluminum 1/4" skids (engine to transfer). Custom sliders (1.75" HREW tube w/ 3/16" base plates). Custom front bumper and high clearance rear bumper (1/4" steel plate, 1.75" tube.) Apex 5500 winch w/synthetic line (36lbs) and required accessories for an underpowered winch (snatch blocks and extra line.) Tekonsha P3 brake controller, remote start, any-time-backup camera w/ front facing camera, Leer 100R shell (w/e-track single slot tie-down mounts for removable Yakima EasyTop.) Cat shields by CaliRaised. Husky liners, window tint, heated seat (passenger only.) Relentless bed rail brackets with QuickFists (shovel/axe/fire extinguisher.) Hondo Garage Un-holey vent mount. Anytime rear with front facing camera. Billet front seat risers. Viair 88p. 265/75r16 Goodyear Ultra-terrain tires.
    Nice looking combo but you'd probably like boating even less owning an I/O. Outboard or inboard is the way to go imo. They help with the old joke about a BOAT (break out another thousand.)
     
  5. Mar 12, 2022 at 5:05 AM
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    GorgeRunner

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    The two happiest days in a boat owners life is the day he buys the boat and the day he sells the boat.
    The thrill of owning a boat can be simulated by standing in a cold shower and ripping up $100 bills.
     
  6. Mar 12, 2022 at 6:12 AM
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    15TACOSPORT4X4

    15TACOSPORT4X4 Well-Known Member

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    3" lift on 33 inch Nitto's with 18" Fuel wheels. N-Fab step bars. Husky floor liners.
    I own two bass boats. Fish local pot tournaments around my area. You are correct Gen3 I average a grand a year in repairs. That's why I have two so when one is down needing repairs I have a backup to keep me going.
    I do all repairs myself though and that saves me a lot of money. Boats ain't for everyone they need to be ran often and routine maintenance is a must. I couldn't imagine life without one.
     
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