I have searched high and low for a review on this boat. I couldnt even find
a google thread. I think it is new for 2003. It has the newly designed
hull with fast tab and a 21 degree deadrise. What took me by surprise was
its weight of some 3900 lbs dry. Seems heavy as compared to the 202 br of
3300 lbs. Anyway does anyone have anything good or bad to say about this
boat. Or can anyone point me to a review. BTW I am also looking at the
Chapparal 200ssi which i have found pleanty on and had decided upon, until i
saw this 208 crownline at the local marina showfloor. It was impressive and
seemed well built.

TIA

heath



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Don't get out the checkbook until you look at the Larson 210 Lxi

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"Heath" wrote in message
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I have searched high and low for a review on this boat. I couldnt even
find
a google thread. I think it is new for 2003. It has the newly designed
hull with fast tab and a 21 degree deadrise. What took me by surprise was
its weight of some 3900 lbs dry. Seems heavy as compared to the 202 br of
3300 lbs. Anyway does anyone have anything good or bad to say about this
boat. Or can anyone point me to a review. BTW I am also looking at the
Chapparal 200ssi which i have found pleanty on and had decided upon, until
i
saw this 208 crownline at the local marina showfloor. It was impressive
and
seemed well built.

TIA

heath



remove the obvious to reply - yes - junkmail works.

Or the Rinker 212 Captiva, if you want to save a few $$, yet still as
many features and more standard items....

Steve Barker wrote:

Don't get out the checkbook until you look at the Larson 210 Lxi

So no one here has any comments about the crownline 208???

Rinker is out since they dont seem to offer Volvo Power. (Lets not get
started on this one)

Larson seems nice.

heath


"Ken H" wrote in message
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Or the Rinker 212 Captiva, if you want to save a few $$, yet still as
many features and more standard items....

Steve Barker wrote:

Don't get out the checkbook until you look at the Larson 210 Lxi