These are performance boats. Light for speed and deep V for jumping waves. If you just want to cruise around a more modest boat might be easier to live with. In FL you should find lots of CCs for this - Boston Whaler, Edgewater, Grady-White, Key West, McKee, Pursuit, Sailfish, Scout, Sea Hunt, Wellcraft and so forth.<br /><br />Kelly Cook
never heard of them with the factory being 30 minutes away and friends working there. i can say they build one hell of a boat. good rough water boat.. still run at a moderate speed through 3's and 4's. 2X 150 should move you right along
I have a Baja 180 Islander with a 5.7 merc. <br /><br />Sure, it's not the same size as what you're looking at, but I can say that the boat is well made and hauls a##.
Well, we did it. We bought the 25 ft Baja. We went out on Sea Trial last week and it is was great. A very nice ride and a lot of power. We were looking more for the 2 big biminis for shade, lots of storage space and a smooth ride. We pretty much have found it. (for now, ultimately we would like a power cat but we will practice on this one first). Thanks to all of you for your advice. hopefully we can pick it up before the next hurricane runs through.
with the factory being 30 minutes away and friends working there. i can say they build one hell of a boat. good rough water boat.. still run at a moderate speed through 3's and 4's. 2X 150 should move you right along 
