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Old 09-08-2008, 11:49 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: I pulled the trigger on my new GT today!

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Originally Posted by Gitsum View Post
I finally pulled the trigger today!

17' Gator Flats (No foam)

Cobblestone color

Open floor plan

Top hatch front deck

Flush deck, catwalks and rear boxes

Left rear box lengthened forward to 28" livewell for culling redfish

Grab bar

Tank and battery trays up front under 26" xtra long extended deck

Cat eye runnin lights

Trolling motor mount and plug bracket

Seat bases floor and front deck

pretty much bare bones and light, I will add everything else I need as I need it.

45 Sport for Power

I finallize with Kent tomorrow!

Gonna pick it up myself and get a tour of GT and meet the LA bunch.

Thanks for all of the advice and info, i know I didn't heade everything I heard, didn't add all the goodies I was told to but I did learn a great deal and believe I have what I needed to do what I need the boat for.
Thanks again!
I STRONGLY advise you add the receiver in the front. It is very hard if not impossible to add later and I use mine for two things now and will likely add a third: 1) Front rudder for poling, 2) a very strong pull point if you get stuck and need it, 3) a set of floundering lights. I predict that if you don't get it you will regret it. Most things about a boat are individual preference, but I always recommend this.
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