New DCB 35 Ran 162mph in Havasu yesterday
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...and let's just say that neither one came back in the same condition as they left...lol.
I think that M35 is a very good looking boat, though.
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wow I always heard they were very well put together.. never looked at one close though..
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...like through-bolting stuff...lol.
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I have heard they have improved their layup schedule, so that probably fixed any glass issues from a couple years ago.
IMHO, building a cat for offshore is a different animal. Once again, up until now, I don't think Dave (or most of his customers) ever intended his stuff to be run hard offshore, but you'll have to ask him.
IMHO, building a cat for offshore is a different animal. Once again, up until now, I don't think Dave (or most of his customers) ever intended his stuff to be run hard offshore, but you'll have to ask him.
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I don't know how well they hold up in rough water, but Dave builds some of the prettiest, best rigged boats of anyone. You pay for it, but you're getting something for your money.
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Haha, get em Tank!
What do they charge for their boats? I've never shopped them, but I can't imagine they price them with the Offshore cats? I always figured they were priced in line with Eliminators or similar?
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Prices are pretty steep. F32 with Teague 1100's listed for over $571K in powerboat mag.