Few pics. of Wilthings new 2004 28'
02-17-2004, 10:39 AM
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Hey Whosnext...
My boat is a single 525. With regards to speed, I hope to know in a few weeks as to it has not been completed yet. JO is working on it now. I'm hoping to get low 70's. That should be enough to matt the hair down...all 5 of them
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FT525
My boat is a single 525. With regards to speed, I hope to know in a few weeks as to it has not been completed yet. JO is working on it now. I'm hoping to get low 70's. That should be enough to matt the hair down...all 5 of them
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02-18-2004, 07:37 PM
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Thanks Pat!!
It really is a very clean and simple boat to maintain.It is designed to go out and have a good time and not worry about anything falling apart or breaking. Hose it down and put it away and enjoy the following week.
Sometimes we get involved with some real nice sharp custom paint designs on our custom boats,but I like our workmanship and quality to be seen throughout the entire boat.If you look closely in the engine room, the cockpit upholstery fit, the cabin, gelcoat ,wiring , you will see the attention to detail is all there. I feel we build and deliver allot of boat for the money.
There is nothing better than going out in the Ocean in Nasty water and not hear any rattles, no flexing, and customers impressed with what we have built for them.
That is the only reason My Family and I have been in this buisness so long.We take allot of pride in our work and love to have a great relationship with all of our customers.
Regards,
JO
It really is a very clean and simple boat to maintain.It is designed to go out and have a good time and not worry about anything falling apart or breaking. Hose it down and put it away and enjoy the following week.
Sometimes we get involved with some real nice sharp custom paint designs on our custom boats,but I like our workmanship and quality to be seen throughout the entire boat.If you look closely in the engine room, the cockpit upholstery fit, the cabin, gelcoat ,wiring , you will see the attention to detail is all there. I feel we build and deliver allot of boat for the money.
There is nothing better than going out in the Ocean in Nasty water and not hear any rattles, no flexing, and customers impressed with what we have built for them.
That is the only reason My Family and I have been in this buisness so long.We take allot of pride in our work and love to have a great relationship with all of our customers.
Regards,
JO
02-18-2004, 08:22 PM
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Some Day Jo... 
Hopefully sooner than later I'll be looking into a 28' Pantera. Your boat is on top of a vary short list.
I had a couple of conversations with Too Old about the boat he has. Reminds me of the 28' Cigarette we had a few years back. Fred agreed but said your boat is even nicer being that it has more free board. I also like the fact you build a single engine. Two was too many for me to keep up with.
Just not in the cards at this stage of the game.
Keep On Building the Classics!
They will never go out of style...
Again, Good Luck WildThing!
Hopefully sooner than later I'll be looking into a 28' Pantera. Your boat is on top of a vary short list.
I had a couple of conversations with Too Old about the boat he has. Reminds me of the 28' Cigarette we had a few years back. Fred agreed but said your boat is even nicer being that it has more free board. I also like the fact you build a single engine. Two was too many for me to keep up with.
Just not in the cards at this stage of the game.
Keep On Building the Classics!
They will never go out of style...
Again, Good Luck WildThing!
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