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Since I am considering upgrading my small 17' bowrider to a 20'+
deckboat, I was at the NY boat show this past weekend and I was speaking with a salesman from one of the dealers selling Godfrey Hurricanes. I was looking at the Fun Deck 201, and was pretty sold on it, until another couple showed up (with a teenage kid) and began to talk to me - the wife says she loved the boat, but the husband absolutely KILLED the Hurricane Fun Deck, saying it had all sorts of problems (they said they had a 201 fun deck purchased last year). Specifically, he mentioned shoddy interior construction, quarter size pitting marks in the hull (or some other imperfections that developed, can't recall which term he used), no linings in the under seat storages (stuff got wet, water got too close to boat interior), etc. Before he said anything, I thought that Godfrey Hurricane was at least average, and he made it sound like the absolute bottom of the barrel. Can anyone comment from experience on buying a new godfrey? I do my boating in salt water, a bay off the NJ shore, close to the Atlantic but not IN the actual ocean (not deep sea). Despite it only being a bay, it can still get choppy. |
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