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#92
It's hard to make technology changes to a boat like Fountain. Horsepower to horsepower the boat is one of the world's fastest V bottom boat ever built. They have dominated the race circuit for years and still continue to do it.
If it isn't broken there is no reason to fix it, Reggie spent a lot of time and money designing the bottom it wasn't a one-and-done there were many different versions of that bottom in different 40 foot boats until he settled on what design. Each change he made made the boat faster and faster and handled better the end result was boats like instigator and Miccosukee.
If it isn't broken there is no reason to fix it, Reggie spent a lot of time and money designing the bottom it wasn't a one-and-done there were many different versions of that bottom in different 40 foot boats until he settled on what design. Each change he made made the boat faster and faster and handled better the end result was boats like instigator and Miccosukee.
#93
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"Entry level" can be misleading. I have $100,000 into a 22 foot boat. Actually 22' 6", no beak, bustle, swim platform or notch. With the deals out there we all know I could get into a decent twin over 30' feet. But then I have maintenance and repairs on TWO engines, drives, etc. I'm burning twice as much fuel, I can't tow it with my F-150, insurance goes up, I can't run it on small lakes and Great ones, it won't fit in my garage and on and on. A smaller single is the ticket for me and I do boat off-shore often. If I upsize it will be to a step bottom single with a small cabin.