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<blockquote data-quote="huffranger" data-source="post: 37616" data-attributes="member: 305">Get in as many boats as possible, dealerships, fish with friends, ext. ext.....Then most importantly visit repair shops, Gibbons fiberglass in Bismarck or wherever you are. See what boats are in for repairs and factory warranty. The guys that fix them know what is good or bad.Then search the Internet, research the repair/warranty of the brand your looking at and don't forget the outboard. Regions have thier preference based on Dealership customer relations is my experiance.Buying a new or different brand has a certain degree of risk but you can minimize the chance of problems using other people's experiance and money to guide you with your decision.Sparkles don't mean a thing.....Oh, and to beach a fiberglass boat is no big deal if you have a Hambys Keel guard and pick a spot where your keel makes contact first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="huffranger, post: 37616, member: 305"] Get in as many boats as possible, dealerships, fish with friends, ext. ext..... Then most importantly visit repair shops, Gibbons fiberglass in Bismarck or wherever you are. See what boats are in for repairs and factory warranty. The guys that fix them know what is good or bad. Then search the Internet, research the repair/warranty of the brand your looking at and don't forget the outboard. Regions have thier preference based on Dealership customer relations is my experiance. Buying a new or different brand has a certain degree of risk but you can minimize the chance of problems using other people's experiance and money to guide you with your decision. Sparkles don't mean a thing..... Oh, and to beach a fiberglass boat is no big deal if you have a Hambys Keel guard and pick a spot where your keel makes contact first. [/QUOTE]

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