I'm not "that guy" with my music, so not bad. I definitely hear plenty of the younger kids blasting theirs though.
I've had them all. From go fast, to fishing. All I want now is to travel on one of these and avoid as many people as possible.... Until then, the current sled will have to do.
Perfect for our 17,000 acre lake (Mullett lake) in Northern Michigan. And I'm one of 4 Donzis on our street. One is a 18, and the 2 others are 22 classics. Fun boat at 70 plus in a 2 ft. chop too. FYI they're still making brand new 16, 18 and 22 ft Donzis at the North Carolina factory.
Very cool. My uncle had a sweet 16 many moons ago when I was a kid, I've been hooked ever since on the Donzi's. Have my heart set on the 27 ZR but will probably get the ZX. I like the 22's but I want a small cuddy to get out of the weather every once in awhile. Oh and a porta potti for the gals....
Sean that's the neighbor's. He has a 2004 40th anv. yellow 22 classic and we put the boats in at the same time last year.
I’ve heard that too but haven’t been able to get an official answer. I know on the current dock we’re at in holiday marina a guy I spoke with has lived on his boat since 2004 and another guy since 2006 I’ve been told it’s just a don’t ask don’t tell sort of thing the marinas don’t seem to care though
That was my original plan just to have something Small to spend weekends on but now I’m not hating the idea of living on the lake full time if we get something big enough and the marinas don’t care if you live aboard full time
Left in the water? Most Tri-toon or pontoon people have a covered hoist in front of their house (like us) to put the boat up on. Then some people rent slips to store the boat during the season. And yea if a pop up changing/potty curtain makes the women happy then I'm good because that's typical for a boat like this. FYI my head on the Tri-toon is a 5 gallon bucket with a lid/seat and a special plastic bag that holds the duty! Most other bigger boats (27 ft and up) have a modern marine chemical toilet that the marina hooks up to and pumps out