Potential boat buyer.

[jtatexc]

Here you go. Rough measurements should be pretty close though. The measurements are taken on the trailer so this is on trailer from ground up. 11ft with the tower up. 9 ft with the tower down and racks turned on the out side. 9 ft 4 in with the racks folded to the inside of the boat.

Oh wow so its a foot taller with the s bend. That is really good info for future buyers. I was thinking the s bend might have dropped lower than the aviator, guess i was wrong. Thanks for getting that!

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[BrokeGuy]

Anytime.

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[C Lord]

New to the site, looking into buying a used Moomba. I have found a 2009 mobius lsv lime/black with everything PP, ballasts, 3 amps, tower speakers, news interior for 27K
or a 2001 mobius V, with the same other than no PP and carbureted for 19.5K Both boats are in great shape 476 hrs on 09 and 400 hrs on 01. Way n what ya think!

[C Lord]

Which one should i go for the money?

[JHutch]

That 09 seems like a steal at that price.

[C Lord]

I think so, 09 books around 33, 01 books around 20k. Both are very well taken care of and are very nice boats. Im leaning toward the 09 as well for the simple fact of efi,PP, and the value. I have several spotted between 2000 and 2009 anywhere from 16k to 30k. if anyone else is interested once i pick the one i want.

[parrothd]

No question the 09..

[Wax]

That's a great deal for a 09, no question it's the better deal. The 01 isn't a bad deal but if you're not constrained by budget by all means get that 09 and don't wait as it'll be snatched up quick.

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[BrokeGuy]

Being a full time automotive technician I'd stay away from carburetors.

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[MJHSupra]

Being a full time automotive technician I'd stay away from carburetors.

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That's what I was saying today as I was rebuilding my ATV carb . . . actually taking it apart the 2nd time b/c I did not get the proper adjustment on the float.