Karnivoolfan
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I'm still trying to get over this and figure out viable options.
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Look at the little rippers out there shedding! I am currently on my 3rd Axis a T22... love it! the wake is boosting and the surf wave is phenomenal. I am like you I have previously owned another Malibu... and three other Mastercraft’s, the last Mastercraft being an XStar... the lake is a huge part of our life. Let me know if you ever get down to TN— Dale Hollow and we will hit the water.View attachment 45630
DylanR,
This is my second M235, what a boat!
My lake is full of G-23’s, they all surf 5’ behind their boat. My kids are about 15’ behind mine. We’ve had fun with the Bu after having several MasterCraft’s. All the boats in that price range are nice but the Malibu just checked off all the right boxes for us.
Deal. If you get near the DFW area let me know. My lake house is in Gainesville, about an hour North of Dallas.Look at the little rippers out there shedding! I am currently on my 3rd Axis a T22... love it! the wake is boosting and the surf wave is phenomenal. I am like you I have previously owned another Malibu... and three other Mastercraft’s, the last Mastercraft being an XStar... the lake is a huge part of our life. Let me know if you ever get down to TN— Dale Hollow and we will hit the water.
Cold weather package gets you heated seats/wheel and remote start. 2 of those three things are very easy to add aftermarket. So if you can live without a heated steering wheel...seems like that's a good compromise...I'm still trying to get over this and figure out viable options.
it was 20F each of the last two mornings. Remote start that heats the seat and wheel is absolutely amazing.Cold weather package gets you heated seats/wheel and remote start. 2 of those three things are very easy to add aftermarket. So if you can live without a heated steering wheel...seems like that's a good compromise...
It was 5 here earlier this week - with a high of about 15 -it was 20F each of the last two mornings. Remote start that heats the seat and wheel is absolutely amazing.
Couldn't have said it any better...It's simple: I want a Jeep but need a truck. Prior to the Gladiator you couldn't have both without two loan payments and two insurance premiums. The Gladiator checks off all the boxes.
He summed it up for me, too...............Couldn't have said it any better...
ExactlyIt's simple: I want a Jeep but need a truck. Prior to the Gladiator you couldn't have both without two loan payments and two insurance premiums. The Gladiator checks off all the boxes.
I am considering is just buying the harness and parts and doing it myself after I buy the truckCold weather package gets you heated seats/wheel and remote start. 2 of those three things are very easy to add aftermarket. So if you can live without a heated steering wheel...seems like that's a good compromise...
Out of the 3, the heated steering wheel is my favorite and by far the most useful. For $995, that package was a good deal.Cold weather package gets you heated seats/wheel and remote start. 2 of those three things are very easy to add aftermarket. So if you can live without a heated steering wheel...seems like that's a good compromise...
And for now mine sits under a lean-to exposed to full cold temps and sometimes snow and frost - so the remote start was needed. My Chevy had that and I used it a lot. Didn't have the heated wheel though - and I always wished it had so I insisted on the cold weather group on this baby. Even my WJ and Javelin and my wife's Grand Cherokee sit in a detached unheated garage where it can get down to 0 or less and my wife uses the remote start a lot - she doesn't like the heated wheel and seats so much but if I have to move that thing, I use 'em. My shop is heated, climate control year-around but no room to park anything else in there until I get my niece's car restored.Out of the 3, the heated steering wheel is my favorite and by far the most useful. For $995, that package was a good deal.
There are ways to buy vehicles without loans.It's simple: I want a Jeep but need a truck. Prior to the Gladiator you couldn't have both without two loan payments and two insurance premiums. The Gladiator checks off all the boxes.