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<blockquote data-quote="JL8Jeff" data-source="post: 465440" data-attributes="member: 12995"><p>I haven't seen an Alumacraft in person so I can't comment on them. But I've seen a couple of SeaArk boats and they are really solid. Definitely a step or 2 up from my Lowe and I would love to have a SeaArk 1660 but my budget doesn't allow for the upgrade from my Lowe. Maybe hang around your local ramp one day and check the boats people have to see them in person. I see Grizzly/Trackers, G3, Lowe, SeaArk in my area and the SeaArk seems to be the best built boat without going to a custom.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JL8Jeff, post: 465440, member: 12995"] I haven't seen an Alumacraft in person so I can't comment on them. But I've seen a couple of SeaArk boats and they are really solid. Definitely a step or 2 up from my Lowe and I would love to have a SeaArk 1660 but my budget doesn't allow for the upgrade from my Lowe. Maybe hang around your local ramp one day and check the boats people have to see them in person. I see Grizzly/Trackers, G3, Lowe, SeaArk in my area and the SeaArk seems to be the best built boat without going to a custom. [/QUOTE]
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