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The v-king is 2 feet longer, a bit wider (I think) and a touch heavier. And much more stable at speed lol.... I'm not that experienced with Hydrostreams, this is only the 2nd one I've driven, but I'm lovin it!
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1988 Canadian Edition Vision Sold
1990 Hydrostream Virage Stage 3 Turbo
The Vision is 16 feet, The Vector is 17 feet and the VKing is 18 feet. The Vision is also a canadian edition and were never made here in the states by Howard.
Its more of a shortened Vking hull from what I understand.
That is one sweet looking boat and congrats on the purchase.
Thanks for the kudos. I did some looking around before I bought it and couldn't find a whole lot of info on the Vision, although it seems there's plenty of them here for sale. I grew up skiing behind (and occasionally driving) a v-king with a bridgeport merc and absolutely loved it. Very proud owner of this one
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1988 Canadian Edition Vision Sold
1990 Hydrostream Virage Stage 3 Turbo