good i/o for wakeboarding

[mossimo]

I'm looking to start wakeboarding and am not able to afford a good inboard and can't find a used one so i'm looking for a good new i/o. any suggestions?

[Parks138]

You can fins good inboards for sale i have heard the the older natiques through good wakes for boarding but i cannot say for myself SINCE I HAVENT BEEN ON ONE. But you can find good deals on inboard you just have to look

[bluefish86]

What he's trying to say is that you can buy a high quality used inboard for less money than a new I/O (and the used inboard will throw a better wake).

[Troy]

You can also pick up some new inboard boats for about the same price as a new IO. Moomba and Centurian both make very respectiable boats at affordable prices. I went for the Moomba because it's a bit wider. If they are still out of range then look harder, good deals are out there.

[Tomato]

Check out Glastron, and/or my current post titled "Boat Pics-Tower Install/Perfect Pass Question". After I add Perfect pass, I will still have less than $26K into this boat. Bought it brand new last year-has all the options plus a killer stereo system.

[mossimo]

My problem is that mastercraft is the only inboard dealer i can find in Arkansas. So that makes finding used boats that much harder. And if something does go wrong with it i will have to drive out of state to get a certified mechanic to fix it. I can pick up a number of i/o off the showroom floor for under $15,000 rigged like i want it. and the upside to this is it is under warranty. When i finish college and start making $100,000+ a year (yeah right) i will buy a brand new mastercraft. As far as used boats go the only ones i'm finding are still $20k+ or are slalom boats.