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The unknown question is did Javelin offer different sizes of tanks as options? Can you measure the dimensions of the tank itself and figure it out from there? -Chris

Welcome to the forums friel. It sounds like it would go being 11' long and having a 55 on it! :devil: -Chris

Powerboat sales continue to decline on a year over year basis. Interesting of note, stern drives sales were down approximately 40%, whilst outboard models were down 27%. Link to full article below. :) http://www.boating-industry.com/output.cfm?id=2095795 -Chris

Here's page 30 & 31. :thumb: This one is just about complete. :)

Here's page 28 & 29. :surf:

Here's page 26 & 27. :thumb:

You typically calculate what you need based off certain guidelines. Does this page help? http://www.boatsville.com/boating_articles/boat_owner_tips/Proper_way_to_anchor_your_boat/ -Chris

Good luck Linda - let us know how you make out. :) -Chris

Welcome aboard. Nice to have you here, thanks for joining up. :thumb: Feel free to upload some pics of your Sea Ray into the photo gallery. :) -Chris

Here are a few shots of the boats that were on display at the Grew booth at the show. :)

Here's page 24 & 25. :)

Welcome aboard Flip. :) I've got the itch too! :thumb: -Chris

Thanks for kicking off the Sea Nymph forum. Hopefully over time we can collect some Sea Nymph pics and get some owners to join up. :) -Chris

Here's a couple of shots of a really nice Boston Whaler that was at the show. :)

Here's page 22 & 23. :bounce:

I thought you looked at the curve and decided you like your old style keyboard for typing. :) -Chris

Yes, yes, yes! Cottage thread 2009! Bring it on! :thumb:

Here's page 20 & 21. :surf:

When I said priorities, I meant what are your priorities in a prop? As in, top end speed, hole shot etc. If your redline is 5400 and you can currently run up to 5300 then your pitch is about perfect. If you're looking for better hole shot, planing etc, typically props with more blades...

vBulletin software really doesn't have a member number feature per se. -Chris