Finally got around to taking some decent pictures. I had planned to go boatless this year and just lay back and save some money but I ran across what I considered a good deal and couldn't resist....so here it is.

01 Gambler 2100 / Merc 250XB / Motorguide Tour 109

That trailer needs a good coat of mud.

And you change boats like I change contacts.  ;D

Man, I really like Gambler boats.  Just looks sexy.  Whoever did the designwork on the hull really did a great job.

dude thats nice, I bet that xb makes that rig scream.

That is sweet

That's not a boat! That's a low flying rocket!   

Thanks fellas. I'm happy with it so far. Not real happy with the maroon/burgundy/whatever color carpet but that can be changed.

Burley, dont worry man, you and I will be on PAVED ramps/parking lots in the future. 

Dammit man!  I really want to go out and pick up a Gambler.  Really irritates me at times like these that I can't have trailers in my development.  I've got the money is sitting there waiting for it too.  Wish my garage was slightly larger where I could stuff a large trailer inside.

Soflasbass addict would it be too small if you get  tralor were the tongue folds up? 

That is one GORGEOUS lookin' rig. Love them Gamblers.

Soflasbass addict would it be too small if you get tralor were the tongue folds up?

More than likely.  It's a stretch getting a car in the garage.  I'd have to move a ton of stuff around and then, maybe it might fit.  But I doubt it.

Dammit man! I really want to go out and pick up a Gambler. Really irritates me at times like these that I can't have trailers in my development. I've got the money is sitting there waiting for it too. Wish my garage was slightly larger where I could stuff a large trailer inside.

You need at least an 8' wide door and from prop to tongue tip you'll need about 26'. A swing tongue will take off about 2', so 24' minimum on the length.

Burley, dont worry man, you and I will be on PAVED ramps/parking lots in the future.

When? 

Dammit man! I really want to go out and pick up a Gambler. Really irritates me at times like these that I can't have trailers in my development. I've got the money is sitting there waiting for it too. Wish my garage was slightly larger where I could stuff a large trailer inside.

You need at least an 8' wide door and from prop to tongue tip you'll need about 26'. A swing tongue will take off about 2', so 24' minimum on the length.

Yeah, the 8' door isn't an issue.  It's the depth of the garage.  I think I've got 20'-22' foot if I emptied one side of it.  Wish I would have thought about it when the house was built.  Not worth buying another house to be able to put a trailer in the garage....or is it.....

With a garage that shallow, you're going to be limited to boats around 17-18'.  My tracker is 18.5', with the tongue folded it is still as long as an F250 super cab.

Scott, that's one beautiful rig!

The best of luck with her 

Roger

Wow, that's a sweet lookin' rig! Congrats!

shame on you for thinking you could make it thru a WHOLE YEAR boatless! :-/

Wow!really nice boat.

Have a carpenter build enclosed pocket out the back of the garage for the back of the boat and motor.  That's what my buddy did and it works great.