Italian Express Cruiser To Debut in Fort Lauderdale
10-21-2014, 02:36 PM
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Italian Express Cruiser To Debut in Fort Lauderdale
Not the typical ride found on speedonthewater.com, but oddly intriguing, http://speedonthewater.com/new-boats...ort-lauderdale
10-21-2014, 02:44 PM
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Definitely Retro Cool looking but kinda fugly too. Sorry don't understand the whole futuristic or retro Snub bow look on boats and yachts that are being built suddenly.
As a builder of beautiful big Sport Fishing boats that I used to work for would say. It's not any more work to build a pretty boat that an ugly one so why do people do it.
Beauty is in the eyes of thee beholder I guess.
As a builder of beautiful big Sport Fishing boats that I used to work for would say. It's not any more work to build a pretty boat that an ugly one so why do people do it.
Beauty is in the eyes of thee beholder I guess.
10-21-2014, 02:46 PM
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Definitely Retro Cool looking but kinda fugly too. Sorry don't understand the whole futuristic or retro Snub bow look on boats and yachts that are being built suddenly.
As a builder of beautiful big Sport Fishing boats that I used to work for would say. It's not any more work to build a pretty boat that an ugly one so why do people do it.
Beauty is in the eyes of thee beholder I guess.
As a builder of beautiful big Sport Fishing boats that I used to work for would say. It's not any more work to build a pretty boat that an ugly one so why do people do it.
Beauty is in the eyes of thee beholder I guess.
We stick with our core at speedonthewater, but sometimes a look outside the box is interesting, right?
10-21-2014, 02:57 PM
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This is the only thing I think a Snubnose looks good on
I know it has sails but this ain't no Snailboat
