Sanger Boats to build Two Outboard Sanger Hulls
Ever since Sanger stopped making
outboard boats, footers have compared the new boats and boat wakes to
once was considered the best barefoot boat ever made, the Sanger
Outboard. To this day, skiers still consider the Sanger outboard
the Holly Grail of barefoot boats. When a used one comes up for
sale, it's usually swiped up in a matter of days. We, here at
BarefootCentral.com, have owned a Sanger Outboard since 1996 and to this
day still use it as our primary boat for nearly every Freestyle Barefoot
Video we do. We've hosted the best footers from all around the
world, and the reaction we get after skiers have skied behind the Sanger
Outboard is one of total amazement. Comments such as: "I didn't
know a boat could have a wake that smooth", or "That's by far the
smoothest wake I've ever skied".
So for several years now, we've
been begging Sanger to consider making outboards again. To our
surprise, we recently received a call from Scott Pellaton of Sanger
Boats informing use that he has been able to round up enough components
at the factory to build at least two (2) new Sanger outboards.
The plan is for Sanger to build two
hulls. The buyers will be responsible for purchasing and
installing the outboard engine, throttle, and instrument package that
comes with the outboard that is purchased from either Mercury, Yamaha,
Evenrude, etc...
The boat will come with the
following:
- Full Interior
- L shape seat on passenger side
- carpeted back panel and
removable rear seat
- Fuel tanks that will be linked
together, therefore no switch will be needed
- Single Axle trailer
- Dual cable steering (buyer can
upgrade to hydraulic system)
- Buyer can choose from any
available Sanger Graphics package
- Buyer can choose colors of
boat and trailer
If you're interested in owning one
of these two (Limited Edition) Sangers, please email us at
cg@barefootcentral.com or call us
at 281-395-9751.
If you're wondering what the Sanger
Outboard looks like and what it's wake characteristics are, please refer
to the pictures and tables below, which were compiled during our
Barefoot Boat Review.
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