Looking for some input on a 28 Stamas

[Dreamininjersey]

Can I get some input on the ride of a 28'Stamas, looked at one the other day, but its out of the water and would like some input on the brand.

[bigfish4me]

Pm giantfan, he has one up for sail...i am sure he will help you out with all the pros and cons.

[giantfan]

It's a tank.

There is nothing bad that I can say about them. I have been over every square inch of the boat with all the work I did on it and it is solid everywhere.

I also had to get a couple of things from Stamas and they treated me like I had just purchased a new boat. They stand behind their product.

I'm not just saying this because I am trying to sell mine. It's a solid boat. I was looking at the Grady's and the Boston Whalers when I came across the Stamas. I didn't know anything about them. I did some research and everything checked out. You don't see that many of them around here due to the fact that they are a Fla boat, and in my opinion they are built just as well if not better then the boats mentioned above.

If you have any specfic questions feel free to contact me via PM or email ted@interglobalconstruction.com

Did you look at the one that I have for sale?

Here is a link to it.

FREE STAMAS 288 Liberty


If that is out of your price range.. A very good friend of mine owns the same boat.. It's a 1988 and has Merc's on it with around 200 hours on the motors. He fell in love with my boat and ended up buying the same boat. The orginal owner repowered around 2000 i think, and didn't really use the boat much.

He would love to buy mine but he would have to sell his first. My guess would be that he would be asking around 25-28K for his. He had done a ton of work on his as well. New interior, all new electronics ect.... He is still in the water and I'm sure we could go for a ride if you would like to see how the boat handles.

Good luck! You won't be sorry if you buy a Stamas.

Send me an email and I will give you my phone number if you would like to talk.

[Dreamininjersey]

Thanks for the input. I have never been on one before and am really interested in the ride, How is it in a sea? is it wet and is it a soft ride. I would expect you to say good things because your selling one....haha. I looked at your ride on line, it looks very nice. Have you taken it offshore or mostly inshore?

[giantfan]

I have taken it offshore a bunch with the old motors. Just for Shark and BFT as it had the old Yamaha fuel suckers on the back before I re-powered.

I have had it out in some really snotty seas and it was fine. Like I said it's a tank.

Last summer we were coming in from offshore and hit a squall around the tip of sandy hook and we had a good 6-8 foot chop that it handled just fine. Now don't get me wrong, it's not a 60' battle wagon but it will take more then I am willing to be out in.

I fished it offshore about 5 times with the new power on it. It's a beast.

Like I said, If you want to go for a ride on one, my buddies boat is still in the water and I'm sure he wouldn't mind taking you for a ride.

[alex n]

My first real boat was a 2001 Stamas 310 express,with twin 225 four stroke yamaha's, took it to the canyon many times, and I loved that boat, well built ,nice layout ,fast , and could take a beating. I would recommend one to a friend

[Questsportfishing]

seems the owner put in some good time and money! I fished with a guy here the boat was great and we fished a bunch and the factory even sent over people to service the boat when the battery died 'just in case it was something on the charging system'.. what company does that anymore ??? let alone builds a great boat? heavy , comfotable boats with a great name ..