The choice has been narrowed.......

[cjtpilot]

Ok the search for a possible new to me boat has been narrowed down to a 05 Supra 24V or a 06 Moomba Mobius LSV. Comments/conserns/suggestions welcome.

http://www.boathouseh2o.com/pre_owne...sp?veh=3838227

http://www.boathouseh2o.com/new_vehi...65&pov=3889617

[Wulphie]

The first one if for no other reason than it has a double axle trailer. I would never spend real money on a boat with a single axle trailer, but I also trailer my boats a couple times a week. If you have a house on the water then maybe not such a big issue.

[2500HD]

The 24ssv or this one maybe?
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/boa/4547586485.html

[cjtpilot]

Leaning more towards the 24V, more boat for the price!~

[CornRickey]

The Supra all day long

[michael hunter]

The Supra is going to have more standard equipment than the Moomba . I noticed it has swivel board racks to name one . We are heading into fall prices should drop after Labor day.

[CornRickey]

Lexus or Toyota?

[trayson]

I would go for the bigger boat in a heartbeat. Plus I love, no ADORE the playpen bow with the front pop up backrests. the LSV is a good boat but the supra is better, plain and simple. Now, if you were pressed to be able to fit the smaller one in your garage, then maybe. Likewise I am not a fan of the single axle trailers.

Hours aren't THAT different. I'd go with the supra for sure.

[rdlangston13]

If you don't have a reason to wake board at 22 mph or less then the supra for sure but just know it will take a lot of speed for that wake to clean up


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[92SupraComp]

Really single axle trailers are great if you are near the water. They turn easy, and back up much easier. Plus thats 2 less wheels and bearing to take care of...

But for highway travel, a tandem is excellent. Can tow our CC (5,000 lbs total) easily at 75 mph and it doesn't even start to sway. For our Supra (very light btw) on its single axle, 75mph is the MAX. Any bit over and it can start to dance on me...