Can you identify this boat?

[chumbucket]

They're not too bad a ride for a shallow V. Can be pretty wet at times. That particular boat is from the '80s would be my guess based on the raised coaming above the rubrail. The one I had was a late '70s. Same identical hull though. Most were prone to spongy decks. another aspect I didn't like was a very low transom cutout for the motor mount. Mine was probably not much more than 8" above the water line. At drift or anchor, waves tend to wash over. Following seas raised some eyebrows too, but not especially bad. I'd take the V20 in a heartbeat over that particular model Aquasport.

[bassarama]

wow!

That is a huge 20 footer. Thanks for sharing

[bassarama]

I wouldnt piss on the Aquasport if it was on fire.

*;D ;D

That's what I call a true hardcore V20 man :o ;D ;D

That aquasport is kinda of small looking for a 19.6 boat

I had a Searay 196 that looked so much bigger than that one.

I sure would like to see a V20 and that model aquasport side by side.

Based on pictures, the V20 looks so much bigger as well...

Am I biased here? :-/

[Stinky_Hooker]

Originally Posted by bassarama

*;D ;D

That's what I call a true hardcore V20 man :o ;D ;D

That aquasport is kinda of small looking for a 19.6 boat

I had a Searay 196 that looked so much bigger than that one.

I sure would like to see a V20 and that model aquasport side by side.

Based on pictures, the V20 looks so much bigger as well...

Am I biased here? :-/

Well since I no longer own a V20, Ill just call myself a Wellcraft man and V20 fan. *;)


And you are not biased, the V20 is a very "big" 20' boat, one of if not the biggest.

[Blue_Runner]

A buddy of mine has the Kencraft Challenger 206 and I have to say it is a bigger water boat than the V20.

Not his, but one like it:

[bassarama]

wow!

That is a huge 20 footer. Thanks for sharing