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FORT PIERCE, FLA. (Aug. 14) — Proof that Frisini Motorsports has been extremely busy this year, the company released its third new model in four months when it delivered its first 390 center console to a customer in Massachusetts last week.

Along with triple 350-hp engines bolted to the transom and a full line of fishing friendly equipment and electronics, the all-new 390 features an eye-catching paint job commissioned by notable airbrush artist Mike Lavallee of Killer Paint in Snohomish, Wash. Complete with a unique gray synthetic teak floor, a fully finished cabin and high-grade interior seating from Premier Performance Interiors, the 39-footer with a 10-foot beam offers lots of creature comforts and excellent performance right out of the box.

“We build all of our boats for the customer’s tastes, and that includes our latest center console,” said Tony Frisina, president of Frisini Motorsports, the parent company behind the Frisini and Sonic Boats brands. “We listened to the way the customer was going to use the boat and addressed his needs. It was built for a performance boater but we also put electric downriggers on the boat so he could do some serious fishing.”

Available with twin or triple outboard engines from Mercury Racing, the 39-foot stepped V-bottom has a hull built to handle offshore conditions while maximizing fuel efficiency. The boat’s cockpit, which includes three bolster-style seats in the rear, a pair for the driver and co-pilot, a lounge ahead of the console and two jump seats on each side of the cabin door, can be configured in a variety ways. The first model has a roomy cabin up front with a V-berth, a hidden electric anchor windlass system, a fully equipped console, well-padded gunwales and LED lighting along each side of the cockpit.

“Overall this 390 was an interesting build,” said Frisina, who reported that the boat topped 70 mph its first time out and still has more in it. “With three Mercury Racing Verado 350SCi engines, the boat has plenty of power. And Mike Lavelle’s air brushing put the boat over the top. It was a big plus for him to fly out to our factory and do that. I’m proud that we’ve built something that looks really cool and performs really well.”

Starting from an all-black gelcoat base, Lavallee created what he called “a skeleton game fish theme,” with his innovative True Fire® effect—the realistic-looking fire style he’s painted on everything from helicopters and hot rods to guitars and motorcycles.

“I had a lot of fun painting the 39-foot center console,” said Lavallee, who is best known for his realistic flames, although he also specializes in portraits, murals and more. “I’ve only painted a few boats, but I’d love to paint more because they provide plenty of acreage to work with. Because of the fish and the blue flames, this one was pretty special. I came up with a few ideas, but we decided to go with the marlin skeleton. I like it. I think it’s very unique.”

For further information and/or interview opportunities, contact Chris Dilling. High-resolution images are available upon request.

About Frisini Motorsports
Frisini Motorsports is dedicated to building the best performance boats in the world. The company acquired Sonic Boats and Spectre Powerboats in 2010 and has spent the past two years updating popular models and building new ones for each brand. While the Frisini-designated boats represent the state-of-the-art models, the company takes pride in its excellent fit and finish across every brand whether it’s a fishing boat, a family boat or high-performance boat. More information can be found at www.frisini.com.

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