1999 Pro Air Nat, any advice on the price/problems/issues?

Mangey

Getting it in the water today to give it a couple of pulls.

Gel on the underside looks good, no cracks, not delam.

Engine is new, less than 10 hours. (locked up over the winter correct craft droped a new one under war.).

no rips in the seats, clean carpet, all the gages seem to be fine. All in all a very clean boat.

Going to have mech look at it if it runs out good today.

-------->

Anything I have missed here? What is the going rate on a 1999 Pro Air nat? ANyone got any advice on this boat?

Thanks guys,

Mangey.
.

NAW · Posted: May 13, 2003 6:17 am Post subject:

A buddy of mine has one....A lot of people don't like the TWC hull, but I love it. His is a 99 also, I think he got it with like 500 hrs or so on it from Dean Lavelle.....the boat is pretty solid. If you want to PM me, I'll give you his email address and you can talk to him directly.

Tim Krasin · Outlaw Joined: 13 Feb 2003 Posts: 104 City: Houston, TX

I like my 2000 Pro Air - nice wakeboarding wake with or without weight - just position more weight in the back and the wakes get steeper like the Super Air, or more all around and they seem to keep growing. Even slalom behind this boat is nice or barefooting off a boom. Plus you get the handling of a direct drive (unless there's a ton of weight in the boat - then all boats are slugs). JMHO.
-Tim

J_DOGG · Posted: May 16, 2003 8:49 am Post subject:

like NAW said, The 1999 has the TWC water ski hull, they changed all that for the better in 2000...

Good boat, I ride behind one from time to time but it needs weight for a good wake....lots of weight!

DRAGON88 · Posted: May 16, 2003 3:41 pm Post subject:

bryce_04 · Posted: May 16, 2003 10:28 pm Post subject:

Dragon, I noticed you have a Sport Nauty. How are you weighting it? We just got one and I'm looking for a good way to weight it. Thanks