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  1. 03-03-2006, 10:15 AM #1
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    Am looking at a new Lund Boat. Have never been in one. Does anyone have any tips, comments, useful info. Thanks
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    I just purchased my first Lund. I don't know if I can post pics here, but I will.
    The thing about the Lund's is quality in craftsmanship, plus they have lots and lots of storage. Find a dealer near you and take a ride. You will most likely be impressed.
    If you were closer to North Texas, I'd offer you a ride in mine.
    Just keep in mind that you get what you pay for.





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    Lund is a super boat! Only problem is they are real big $$$$. You are paying more for the name than anything else. They handle big water REAL good though!
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    I like the way a lund handles they are a quality boat. I'd buy one if I could spend the $$.
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    Ive been running Lunds since 1987.Awesome riding boat.Im currently Running a 2025 Pro V with a 250 Verado.Take a look at their new crappie edition on the Explorer Series it has 2 livewells baitwell front and back and 2 side by side pedestal mounts up front for spider trollling.If youve got anymore questions give me a holler, I know them like the back of my hand.
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    I've got a 2005, 16.6 ft Mr. Pike with a 50 hp 4 stroke honda and love it.

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    Great info guys. Thanks. How is the stability compared to a 18 ft jon?
    Keep it coming. Cant find any info on a crappie model, got a link? Thanks again.
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    Stability isnt a problem,I walk up and down my gunnels when wer'e up shallow dipping.Go to www.lundboats.com click on showroom 2006 line up.Look under the adventure series click on 1700 and 1600 explorer, click options and features and theres a picture of the layout on the crappie.The crappie addition is available on other models, but its been most popular on the Explorer.Good luck.
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    Hi,

    Does anyone know how much the new Crappie Lund boat cost?..


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  10. 03-03-2006, 03:56 PM #10
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    The crappie option is available on several boats.Its about a 250.00 option.
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