yes the a/t freeboad is unmatched size for size by any, the a/t is overall #1 in my book.

ill bet you do miss that awsome 28, i guess it wont be at the pirates run again this year so that means i may be the only thunder there.
or do you know of any coming like sl maybe.

I don't know if Steve will be making it or not. I do know I won't and not by choice. If you do it let me know if you need a passenger

would of been cool to had you along but i got 4 people on the boat this year and that is 2 more than i care to have as it will slow me down.

hopefully youll be back in a a/t sooner than later.

i have a question for you guys. when was the last 32 made?

Limited travel this year as we're getting married in June. We did just commit to the James PR in Richmond, VA.

You up for that? AT sponsered event and atleast 10 AT's registered so far.

No problem I know the feeling of have'n to many on board sucks I will be there with someone

glad to here you will be there it is a good time.

Wish I could make it, as for too many on board---some surprise guests--led to very slow poker run!

Yes. For me it's the freeboard and the race fairing and how all that comes together through clean lines. It's just, well, in my mind is how an offshore boat should be.

Having all that freeboard around you has got to be an amazing feeling.

This spring will mark six seasons on my Scarab 22. She's been great. I bought her for 21k, other than oil changes every 10-20 hours, and a gimble ring I did myself, I haven't had to spend a dime on her. In my market small offshores sell VERY well... probably 20K next fall (believe it or not). I can't complain.

But I am now hooked on offshore. Time to get serious. I will have one of these next year.

Not really sure you would have to ask Pat that one.