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[Stephen06GT]

What’s the smallest vehicle you can use to tow a 27’ boat(cruiser)?


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A Shelby GT500 with a class III hitch.

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You buying a boat "BUDDY" ?

[mavrrrick]

Thinkin about it.



Something like this

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[Old Fart]

What's the gross trailer weight?

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AYE AYE Captain !

[mavrrrick]

Not sure of all details. Haven’t really looked into it yet. Just want to see what else I need, don’t think a Chrysler 300 will cut it… lol


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[5.4MarkVIII]

Depending on weight a 5.0 or 3.5 f150 would pull it. Worry would be launching and pulling out. 4wd is a must and steep ramps could be scetch.

My recommendation would be dock it here in Bayfeild and I’ll keep it clean and ready to go for you. You know, weekly test drives and such. Just to make sure it’s ready for when you come down

[MUSTANGWOP]

I didn't know Shelby made boats.
Just kidding Mav. Sweet boat, hope it goes well for you if you pull the trigger.

[hammerhead]

A Shelby GT500 with a class III hitch.

You could moor it at a marina then keep it in dry dock over the winter —I thought of this is the past. It is quite reasonable and cheaper than a cottage. Hire someone to tow it there than never move it again negating the need for a tow vehicle.

[redo75]

When buying the boat make sure you buy the babes they have in the brochure's boat pics. Lot more fun and cheaper at the beginning, than trying to round up some chicks for a cruise around the lake. Tell wifey they are standard equipment and not an option so you had to take them, and you didn't have to pay more for the babes.