Any Hear Any Rumors About Next Year Lunds?

[JOE WALLEYE]

Originally Posted by BWorner

Guys, if you look at a new 2012 1775 Impact, you will see 2 Max HP decals on the plate, one for Console steer one for Tiller!!!! So I dont think a Tiller 1775 is too far off. On the China thing, we can all cry about that, where do you think the Small Honda and Yamhas are made, CHINA....I dont remember the HPs exactly, but just like the Horrible Americans, Yamaha and Honda cannot compete with the Chinese, Mercs 40-60 is made in China, the reason, well guess what the #1 selling HP is??? Retails values Vs. Production cost in Fon du Lac.....also, the 30hp Mercs down to 2.5 are Made in Japan by Tohatsu......not China.....

at least when you buy a Honda or Yamaha you know that you bought an import. how many people drive past the Merc plant in Wisconsin and think that their out board with the american flag stickers on it was built in that facility only to find out the dirty little secret that their motor was on a big boat before it got to their little boat.


anyway back to the lunds. do you think there will be a Pro V tiller again? I wish I would have been in a possition to buy a few years earlier. I always wanted an 1800 Pro-V Tiller!

[Hot Runr Guy]

Found this little blip on JerrysBoats home page;
Whats New For 2013
LUND: HAS REDESIGNED THE 1625 REBEL XL SERIES IT WILL BE CALLED THE 1650 REBEL XL SERIES

http://www.jerrysboats.com/

I hope they kept the tiller version,,,,,,,

HRG

[TheUntangler]

Saw this for the 2013 Impact, a 2050 model with 200-hp.
http://www.wacondaboats.com/secondar...ges/Impact.htm

[KSauers]

Originally Posted by Hot Runr Guy

Found this little blip on JerrysBoats home page;
Whats New For 2013
LUND: HAS REDESIGNED THE 1625 REBEL XL SERIES IT WILL BE CALLED THE 1650 REBEL XL SERIES

http://www.jerrysboats.com/

I hope they kept the tiller version,,,,,,,

HRG

I think there has been some complaints that the Rebel is too narrow for today's heavy motors. My dealer has said they are going to be wider but he didn't know how much. I would think about 88. How about an 1850 tiller with a 90 .