ZR Comp looking good in Havasu
08-27-2007, 10:02 AM
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You do loose the lockers that would be behind the seat- thats where the extra cockpit room comes from.
I do remeber it does have the same hatches on the bow area- so you could make it a finished storages area or even a small cabin(thats what i was planning on doing when i had a ZR Comp)
I do remeber it does have the same hatches on the bow area- so you could make it a finished storages area or even a small cabin(thats what i was planning on doing when i had a ZR Comp)
08-27-2007, 04:58 PM
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The boat does have the huge hatches on the deck. As for the rear storage, Large bumper holders in the eng comp. and more than enough room to build in storage lockers. Cup holders are inside the rear zipper storage and the boat has room enough between the front and rear seats to play rollerderby! The boat is set up for both single driver as well as dual. Trim switches to the right of the steering wheel and easy to reach throttles on the left. I both drove and throttled from the drivers seat and then did the high speed runs from the throttlemans seat. Both very easy and comfortable to drive and throttle. The headsets lower fatigue and add safety in congested areas. The boat sits atop a welded aluminum Myco with LED's and drive guards. Overall setup is a ten, and yes I will give the buyer a grand back for saying they are there own OSO referral!!!
09-22-2007, 10:57 AM
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Donzi 38 ZRC is one of the best running V hulls in the market, she is strong and handles rough water better then any V-Hull design I have been in with the 700s she is a package that does perform extremely well I had the boat running at 115 mph and at The Sarasota Poker Run we were running 95-104 and passing everyone. no screws came loose and she just handled so well! PS: She is For Sale
09-23-2007, 03:07 PM
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i was just wondering what the racing history of the boat is?? has it ever been in an accident or flipped or sank?? Is the owner of the boat some how associated with some kind of delearship?? Thanks for all the info
10-11-2007, 08:18 PM
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$139,980
Hows that for a price reduction?
Never flipped, Never sank, this boat was DONZI's baby when it was racing. blueprinted bottom that was always maintained back at the DONZI factory while racing. The Poker run conversion was done a little over 1 year ago and the owner is associated with this dealership by contract only. No bad history on this boat.
Hows that for a price reduction?
Never flipped, Never sank, this boat was DONZI's baby when it was racing. blueprinted bottom that was always maintained back at the DONZI factory while racing. The Poker run conversion was done a little over 1 year ago and the owner is associated with this dealership by contract only. No bad history on this boat.
10-12-2007, 11:40 AM
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i am totally surprised that ex-Team Adrenaline boat is still up for sale. I know that owner bought that boat not more than 1 year ago, right? And now it is up for sale....hmmmmm....
10-12-2007, 12:45 PM
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No crazy stories as to why he is selling it other than moving on. No history, no drama just selling a toy and listening to his broker when I told him what it will sell for.
