I'd say Alumacraft would be better than a Lund. Proctor must have gave up on Crestliner.I run a Alumacraft Trophy 190 (18'-9"), with a 96" beam, very stable, solid big water boat, i recommend looking into these as well! I see Proctor Marine just became an Alumacraft dealer.
it's much like trucks or cars you get what you pay for. Do you want a Kia or platinum f 150? ...Lund makes the best all round boats we all know that. Princecraft would be a close second. Then the lines start to get blurred. Alumacraft is a good make , statecraft etc. Tracker would be well down the listTitle, looking for recommendations on a wide aluminum boat for trolling medium to large sized lakes, including Erie. I like a wide transom boat as this allows room to negotiate riggers etc.
The dead boat is a 167 kodiak, really nice boat but it seems crowded in the rear due to design.
Edit: I should mention that in fact Crestliners are usually wide, but the usable space in the back is limited due to seat design. I've edited OP.
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