Discerning a Pro Air from Air Nautique

[PK]

I'm interested in late 90's Air Nautique, but not the Pro model. Beyond graphics, how can I tell difference? Are there some hull comparisions I can make? Anyone have pictures they can share?
Also, any issues with the Air that I should ask seller or check into?

[Quinner]

The Pro will have Rib's or Chines (if that is the correct term) in the Hull running front to back, very similar to what you see on Barefoot Nautiques. The Pro Hull is called "TWC" for Total Wake Control, the other hull is a "TSC" for Total Surface Control. Should be pretty obvious when you see the boat.

I had a 99' Air with TSC Hull & GT-40 for about 5yrs & 500+hrs, it was a great boat. The only issues I had were the ballast pumps, trunk lock cable & depth gauge. The first Gen tower will not fit under a standard garage door even when folded.

Check out the 99' brochure on www.correctcraftfan.com

[Hollywood]

Chine is not the correct term, they are lifting strakes. The chine on a ski boat is the edge where the bottom hull surface meets the sides.

[bobchris]

what HW getting technicall on us what's the world coming too.

[TRBenj]

what HW getting technicall on us what's the world coming too.

Well we can still rely on your grammer and spelling... so its not Armageddon yet!

[bobchris]

dman spell check never works