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www.scuttlebutt.com March 2008 • Page 21 20 feet of high-performance attitude. Who’s sick of boating’s compromises? Like the one where you want to open up and run but the kids want to ride? Or deciding between taking the boat out into the surf or surfing behind the boat? Regal’s prescription for fun is the all-new RX, a fiberglass mix of sportboat versatility and watersports activity that’s perfect for what ails the weekend boater. The RX comes well-appointed to make the most out of those weekend passes, whether it be skiing, tubing, wakeboarding, wake skating or all of the above. The standard wakesport tower comes equipped with custom speakers and board racks. Helping to protect the boards and deck between sets is the swim platform hydro turf. And to keep an eye on those in tow, the tower-mounted wide-view mirror is the ticket. Also at the helm, a rider’s dream: consistent speed-holding from Perfect Pass cruise control, meaning drivers never have to fiddle with the throttle to hold a steady riding speed. Available in 20 or 22 feet. SPORT BOATS 3350 2750 2700 2450 2400 2250 2200 2000 1900 2120 Special Pricing @ $24,995 with no money down only Comes with color matched Custom Prestige Trailer & Much More! FAST TRAC 1900 $256/month* Express Cruisers *With approved credit. Payment based on financing $25,000 at 7.75% for term of 15 years (180 months). Sale price is $23,995 plus applicable taxes title, dealer fees and registration fees. See your participating Regal dealer for complete details. Prices listed in US funds. Available to US & Canada residents only Available on boats purchased and delivered by May 1, 2007 The only one with two. ENTIRE LINE OF REGAL BOATS INDOORS! Call to make your brokerage arrangements with us today. We also haul boats up to 35 feet. Call for more information about these great services! Sistership FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW! Sistership 2000 Bayliner 3055 Ciera Sunbridge Tw/5.7L Mercs, Brv II, 85 hours, Gen, Air, windlass Loaded! $58,000 2002 Formula 31PC IO 350 MAG MPI - gen/AC/heat, loaded & clean! In our Showroom! Amazing Condition! $110,000 2004 32’ Sea Ray 320 Sundancer Tw 5.0L Bravo III Loaded! Mint! $120,000 www.regalboats.com for more details Outpacing the pack. In the 2008 J.D. Power and Associates Study, Regal ranked Highest in Customer Satisfaction with Express Cruisers (24-33 feet) and Small Runabouts (16-19 feet). Regal is the only boat builder ranked highest in two segments. Maybe Regal owners are so satisfied because we never are. Regal Boats received the highest numerical score for express cruisers (24-33 feet) and small runabouts (16-19 feet) in teh proprietary J.D. Power and Associates 2007 Boat Competitive Invormation Studysm. Study based on 12,140 responses, measuring 4 express cruiser and 11 small runabout brands and owner opinions of 2005 and 2006 model year boats registered June2005-May 2006. Express Cruisers: sterndrive-powered family cruisers 24-33 feet, cabins with sleeping, galley/cooking and head/toilet facilities. Small Runabouts: fiberglass family runabouts 16-19 feet with open or closed bows, mostly sterndrive. Proprietary study results are based on experiences and perceptions of owners surveyed September-October 2006. Your experiences may vary. jdpower.com SOLD 24’ 2004 Sea Ray 240 Sundancer 5.0L Merc MPI BIII w/260hp, Cherry int. Trailer available, $2500 extra! $39,950 21’ 2003 Glastron GX205 Fish & Ski Low hours, Loaded! Mint! $18,900 Finishing Pkg w/ Trolling motor! 1961 18’ Chris Craft Sea Skiff Hercules 105hp motor w/trailer Classic Wood Boat! $8,500 1997 Novarania 10’6” 9.9 Merc, Has Cover, Clean Stored Indoors! $4,000 Aaweighboats@aol.com • www.AnchorsAweighBoats.com http://www.scuttlebutt.com http://www.regalboats.com http://www.jdpower.com http://www.AnchorsAweighBoats.com

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