Yeah, that's how I justified to myself was by saying "thank goodness I am a mechanic and can do all my own work" =)
The 27 or 32 pachangas are nice, but the hull efficiency on the heat is much much better. It is a single step hull, and surprisingly only weighs 4900lbs. The single engine makes...
Well gents and ladies, I am in the process of selling my Pachanga. My wife wanted something larger, I wanted something faster. So I bought a new boat. I bought a Nordic Heat 28' with a Mercury Racing 500EFI, Bravo1X outdrive, trim tabs, hydraulic steering and all. Enjoying it very much so far...
Pachanga owners like to show them off I have noticed :)
This is the first one I have owned, but my parents had the same boat when I was a teenager, only difference was blue versus red :) Only issue I have had was neglect on the POs part. Too much salt and not enough maintenance, but I took...
I know it is my boat and I can do as I please, but I do take the opinions of those such as you fine fellows into account, so I will have to see how I feel when I get home. Thanks a lot guys!
Thanks guys for all input. I think all the tinkering with the ideas of changing things up is the boredom and the longing for home :( No matter what though the windshield is getting done for sure :) There are a few spots on the hull that bother me and I want to have them fixed up. The chrome on...
Hey guys. I know this is not going to appeal to a lot of you. I am toying with the idea of getting some work done on the appearance of the Pachanga. I love the offshore look, but cant afford the offshore boat. The Pachanga is about as close as I am going to get anytime soon. Here is a picture...
I have one that I use for my Pachanga, can be a bit hard to install alone, but when it is up, it works great. Keep the temp down. I never use it when underway at all though.
Right now I voted for the everything but fiberglass work. Not because I cant, but because I have never tried it :) When I get home I will try that out.