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Repowering an Outboard Boat: Buying Used and Going New Where It Counts

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By John Burnham
| rightboat.com
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email For many used-boat buyers, the best opportunity on the market may not be a nearly new boat. It may be an older, well-built boat with tired outboard engines but a lot of life left in the hull. That is the logic behind the growing repower market, and it is especially relevant for buyers shopping for quality center consoles, walkarounds, bay boats, fishing boats, and family runabouts.
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Metan Marine Classic Collection: Vintage Styles, 21st-Century Construction

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By John Burnham
| rightboat.com
Metan Marine knows how to restore your boat, whether it’s a tired family heirloom or a newer but badly damaged model. The Massachusetts company has built its reputation on its capability in restoring classic fiberglass boats and repairing complex composite structures. And now it’s applying it’s tagline—Making it Metan—to building premium-quality fiberglass boats that capture the look and spirit of some of the most recognizable runabouts and center consoles of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.
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Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin Review

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By John Burnham
| rightboat.com
At the 2026 Palm Beach International Boat Show, Finnish builder Axopar introduced the new Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin to the U.S. market, launching a new generation of its best-selling 37-foot platform, yet notably without replacing it. The company’s goal with the new model is to expand on its established approach to “adventure boating,” a phrase they coined some years ago.
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