Coraline 750 Outsider
Submitted by HOOPS on Tue, 2015-08-11 07:48
Hi all,
i know this is probably not the right spot but this thread gets a lot more exposure.
I'm currently looking at buying a coraline 750 outsider and would like any info on them that anyone can give. Being such a large boat and aluminium will this counteract the rough ride normally experienced and with large reverse chines I'm guessing it will be a rather stable boat.
Cheers
sammy85
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Best thing to donut take one
Best thing to donut take one out for a sea trial then you can come to your own conclusion about the ride mate
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HOOPS
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Cheers
I definitely will be doing that mate..
Adam Gallash
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options
Have you looked at other options or sold on the Coraline?
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marble
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Fished a bit on A 670
Fished a bit on A 670 coraline, On of the worst boats I have spent time on. Bangy and broached like a mofo
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quest
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They look pretty tough
Hey Hoops
for what it's worth, if it's the one in Rocko, it looks pretty tough mate. Killer boat.
dowders
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Coraline
Check out this link
http://fishwrecked.com/forum/coraline-boats
I have the 670 Oceanrunner hardtop, heaps of deck space which I love. You do have to make sure the motor is trimmed out otherwise it can broach, I actually find it rides better when I have it loaded up with gear heading to the Abrolhos :)