1991 210 WA

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Thanks for the image help guys

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[Hugh]

Nice work...inspiring   Whose switch and fuse panel did you go with...looks like Bluesea?

I like the 21...just big enough for 4 peeps, yet small enough to easily launch by yourself...if your trailer isn't a pain in the azz...

Also, I think the new Proline express/xp have expanded the cuddy space, but that design change has sacrificed the utility and secure feel you get from the deep walk around well we have on the older WA designs.

If I were buying a new walk around today, I'd look for a design that mimics the old Proline designs.  It's a more secure feeling when you're in pitching seas to have the rail at your knees and to have a center of gravity closer to that of the boat when you're tending planer boards or letting the kiddies go up front

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Thanks Hugh... Using Blue Sea for all my electric upgrades so far. Next is changing out and adding buses this week.
It helps that the company I work for sells the brand and it seems to be very good quality.
The new switch panel is waterproof and is replacing a lot of old toggles with rusty breakers...  just the beginning

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Also, I think the new Proline express/xp have expanded the cuddy space, but that design change has sacrificed the utility and secure feel you get from the deep walk around well we have on the older WA designs.

If I were buying a new walk around today, I'd look for a design that mimics the old Proline designs.  It's a more secure feeling when you're in pitching seas to have the rail at your knees and to have a center of gravity closer to that of the boat when you're tending planer boards or letting the kiddies go up front

Couldn't agree more...I just finished my first season with a '95 21WA and couldn't be happier with it.  The deep walk around is almost impossible to find on a newer boat.  Lots of luck guys

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  If I were a Florida boy again I'd probably go CC with a long hard top and some good canvas and enough motor(s) to outrun Gulf storms.  North of the Mason-Dixon, with kids and cold the WA gives you a place to escape and, if keeping it at the dock all summer, a place to lock up the fishing gear and toys.

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