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I was REALLY hoping to get some insight from some others on this topic as I am currently looking at purchasing a used 1997 Sea-Doo Speedster Twin Rotax boat, it has been kept VERY well and is in near mint condition. I was just wondering if anyone can give me any tips etc.. on this and whether I should stay away or jump on it? |
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"Sea-Doo" wrote in message rs.com... Hey I was REALLY hoping to get some insight from some others on this topic as I am currently looking at purchasing a used 1997 Sea-Doo Speedster Twin Rotax boat, it has been kept VERY well and is in near mint condition. I was just wondering if anyone can give me any tips etc.. on this and whether I should stay away or jump on it? I bought a '97 Sea Doo Challenger 1800 a couple of months ago as a second, smaller boat to play around with. It has twin 110 hp Rotax engines. I was intrigued by the twin jet concept, and the boat was low hours and in very good shape. Some people just love these things, but knowing what I know now, I would have definitely gone a different direction. I don't expect to be a long-term owner. For better answers to your questions regarding this product, go he http://www.jetboating.net/jetboating...aspx?forumid=1 |
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