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![]() "JimH" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message news ![]() I mentioned I got a 22' crestliner this year. I need something to haul it with ( my Chevy Caviler is NOT gonna do it). I've tried researching on the net, but Crestliner seems to no longer make cruisers (the boat I got is an 81) How do I find the weight, and can someone suggest a reasonably good tow vehicle, that will also serve for daily use around town. Given the price of gas, millage will be a consideration. I like the looks of the Buick Rendezvous, but is the towing capacity sufficient? Head over to the library research area and get a copy of BUC for 1981 boats. The information should be listed there under the Crestliner boat section. If not try http://www.buc.com/ BTW: Dry weight, as some boat manufacturers us, is far different than actual weight (fuel, water, batteries, gear). As Tony suggested, take the boat (fully loaded) and trailer to a weigh station for an accurate weight. Use that as a benchmark for a towing capacity of the vehicle you will be towing the boat with. |
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