Wow, now we have T2x, Brownie and Habana Joe. OSO has peeked at three poeple that actually know what they are talking about!

Thanks for the lesson.

Looking Good!!!!!!!!!!!!

Joe, thanks for the info! I'll send the logo.

And thank you everyone for the comments. Now I just have to get this thing out on the water, if it warms up a bit.

Mark

IDRPSTF,

Thank you for the boost but don't put me in with Brownie & T2x, their knowledge far exceeds mine!!!! I read what Brownie, T2x, 7X and Charlie write and remember why I wanted to do this so bad. I was fortunate enough to get in on the last of what I call Offshore racing, when boats really went in the open ocean and the Great Lakes.

I know alot about a little, they know alot about alot!!!!

Joe Gere

Wow Mark, dont know how i missed this thread! Boat looks great! nice job on everything :D

x 2. Cool information! I had heard these boats were built to hall the goods.:party-smiley-004:

Magic Medicine - SH or Midnight was built to haul the goods?

Looks great Mark....look forward to seeing it on the pond

Super Sweet Super Hawaii Boats.
 

Got to start by praising the great graphics design and work You've done Mark to make a beauty become a super sweet beauty. Interesting reading from Joe about the history on the brand.
Remember talking to Kitami's son at the Los Angeles Boat show in the late 80's, I believe it was 1988-1989. They were showing a 38' SH and a 46' Monte Carlo for some reason. Really loved the 38', which definately had Buzzi design heritage. It was in white, black and yellow, fantastic looking boat.
There's also a 40' Super Hawaii back home in Sweden now that's in mint condition with 350 hours on boat and engines. Asking price slightly north of $100,000. It wasn't rigged and launched 'till 1997. Fantastic boat. Here's a picture from the brouchure of the 40'. Enjoy Your boat Mark and thanks for sharing Your pictures.
http://www.blocket.se/vi/15506023.htm?ca=16_s&last=1