Spoiledrotten
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These are a little different from what’s normally seen. Post some that you’ve run across.
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A little different....
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BigKahuna
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I have seen the mahogany Q here on our lake. It runs about $150000.
Is the red one also a paddle boat or is there a small motor on it?!? Looks like a battery box on the back.....
Is the red one also a paddle boat or is there a small motor on it?!? Looks like a battery box on the back.....
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Jack M
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Spoiledrotten
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You’ve probably all already seen this one.
Spoiledrotten
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It does look like a battery box on the small red one. It's "cute", but I'd be hesitant about spending money on something THAT small.
SEMPERFI8387
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Actually, we started out on one almost that small. We had a 6x15. It got us a taste of pontooning and whether we would enjoy it. Can be towed with a small car and stored in a small garage. We had it for 3 years till we moved up to a Benny.
Spoiledrotten
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Wow, Semper. That was only wide enough for one log, wasn't it? One right down the middle. 
You've come a long way from that.
You've come a long way from that.
SEMPERFI8387
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Wow, Semper. That was only wide enough for one log, wasn't it? One right down the middle.
Yeah, we look back and laugh because that boats useable deck was about 6x12 . The deck was actually about 6x14 but the seat took up 2'. Our boat now is 8'6" x 25'. It's like a cruiser vs. a dinghy ...
It's so big, we text each other to communicate!!
Spoiledrotten
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I know what you mean since we went from the 20 to the 24, and it seems like a cruise ship in comparison to the size. I swear, this one seems to be twice as bid from inside the playpen. Might be because we have the entire length of the boat unobstructed down the middle.