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509 SC 01-18-2010 09:45 PM


Originally Posted by Thunderstruck (Post 3020449)
What speeds are we predicting? My guess is 83.

Pat seems to think so too! Hope he's right! Steve

JeffC 01-19-2010 09:16 AM

Do you have any paint renderings yet?

Sydwayz 01-19-2010 09:27 AM


Originally Posted by JeffC (Post 3027009)
Do you have any paint renderings yet?

I do, but I'm not showing my hand!

REMEDY 01-19-2010 04:50 PM

:worthless_without_p

26sonic 02-17-2010 11:27 AM

are there pics yet of 509 sc 33 active thunder?

509 SC 02-17-2010 08:56 PM


Originally Posted by 26sonic (Post 3048608)
are there pics yet of 509 sc 33 active thunder?

Nothing yet Tony unless you want to see the white gel-kote, Pat's been devoting most of his time to getting the 37' done. Then I'm next on the AT fastrack :drink: Steve

26sonic 02-18-2010 12:30 AM

good to hear that your in process, what engines did you decide on ?

JeffC 02-18-2010 08:16 AM

Hey Steve, I like the center entry on your boat its going to be nice.. They should be finished with mine this following week. Thanks for being patient and letting them work on mine.

What kind of trailer did you get?

There was a painted aluminum Myco there and it was a very nice trailer. I wish i would of had Myco paint mine...

FuelinAround 02-18-2010 09:03 AM

You can see some pics of his on another thread about the blue and silver 37 for the Miami show. I think I need to have some discussions with this pat fellow. After a ton of research I think active thunder is the boat for me. I love my 89 30' sonic and it is pristine but I know I want something newer. Not trying to steal the thread at all but could someone tell me what a new 33 or 37 roughly cost? Hard to start saving if I don't know my goal. Congrats on the new boat and I can't wait to see it. Did the green one still not sell?

AIR TIME 02-18-2010 11:03 AM


Originally Posted by 509 SC (Post 3019695)
DuoProps, please give me a break :eek: It might be the 2010 Recession model but it comes with standard Bravo's Steve

see if there is a bravo x drive up grade for a few grand its worth it on a boats over 5000lbs. congrats steves boat ran super road nice.

509 SC 02-18-2010 06:44 PM


Originally Posted by JeffC (Post 3049263)
Hey Steve, I like the center entry on your boat its going to be nice.. They should be finished with mine this following week. Thanks for being patient and letting them work on mine.

What kind of trailer did you get?

There was a painted aluminum Myco there and it was a very nice trailer. I wish i would of had Myco paint mine...

Jeff, I had Manning build an aluminum "tandem" for me since we plan on doing some saltwater dipping. After seeing the painted Myco at Active Thunder I decided to go the painted route since aluminum seems to get funky over time. my trailer is done and sitting at Manning. The pictures look good, but I haven't gotten a chance to run over to Michigan to see it yet. I decided to do a tandem vs. a triple due to manuverability. It's still rated at 14,ooo lbs so I should be fine. Please post lots of pictures when your boat is finished, I think Pat is trying to keep these boats a secret so he won't have to work so much :drink: ! Steve

ActiveThunder 02-18-2010 06:56 PM


Originally Posted by 509 SC (Post 3049809)
Jeff, I had Manning build an aluminum "tandem" for me since we plan on doing some saltwater dipping. After seeing the painted Myco at Active Thunder I decided to go the painted route since aluminum seems to get funky over time. my trailer is done and sitting at Manning. The pictures look good, but I haven't gotten a chance to run over to Michigan to see it yet. I decided to do a tandem vs. a triple due to manuverability. It's still rated at 14,ooo lbs so I should be fine. Please post lots of pictures when your boat is finished, I think Pat is trying to keep these boats a secret so he won't have to work so much :drink: ! Steve

Speaking of working....what exactly is your job because I want it!

slboatdrinks 02-18-2010 07:13 PM


Originally Posted by 509 SC (Post 3049809)
Jeff, I had Manning build an aluminum "tandem" for me since we plan on doing some saltwater dipping. After seeing the painted Myco at Active Thunder I decided to go the painted route since aluminum seems to get funky over time. my trailer is done and sitting at Manning. The pictures look good, but I haven't gotten a chance to run over to Michigan to see it yet. I decided to do a tandem vs. a triple due to manuverability. It's still rated at 14,ooo lbs so I should be fine. Please post lots of pictures when your boat is finished, I think Pat is trying to keep these boats a secret so he won't have to work so much :drink: ! Steve

Loved my dual axle Myco. You'll be fine with the tandem Manning, also a good trailer.
Steve

boatfreak 02-18-2010 09:35 PM


Originally Posted by 509 SC (Post 3049809)
Jeff, I had Manning build an aluminum "tandem" for me since we plan on doing some saltwater dipping.

Sounds like the man is already planning on Thunder Run 2011.:coolcowboy:

boatfreak 02-18-2010 09:39 PM

Sorry for being a post whore but we need OCD here to start a count down to the third weekend in January.

slboatdrinks 02-18-2010 09:42 PM


Originally Posted by boatfreak (Post 3050015)
Sorry for being a post whore but we need OCD here to start a count down to the third weekend in January.

I think that's even a stretch for him...

He hasn't even begun the final count down for JOTJ. :lolhit:

boatfreak 02-18-2010 09:46 PM

Oh it's nothing for him, he's the king of multi-tasking.:evilb:

509 SC 02-20-2010 04:39 PM


Originally Posted by AIR TIME (Post 3049391)
see if there is a bravo x drive up grade for a few grand its worth it on a boats over 5000lbs. congrats steves boat ran super road nice.

Do you need my address so you know where to send the check :drink:. I have considered going with XR's but then I'ld want the 525's to go with them! Do I need them, I don't know, would I like them, you bet. At 430 horse a side I don't think the motor will break the drive, now my in-experience at throttling in seas might! Let's hear opinions on this one, I've gotten several already from friends. My other concern with the XR's is the speed loss from the gears, loose 2 MPH and it might put me under 80 :eek: Steve

REMEDY 02-22-2010 07:07 PM

Steve, got your motors yet?

FuelinAround 02-22-2010 07:24 PM

New progress????

509 SC 02-26-2010 08:23 PM


Originally Posted by blowntaylor (Post 3052574)
Steve, got your motors yet?

Hey Drew, No power yet, Pat said he talked to the Mercury rep at the show and they're still talking about releasing them in March sometime. I'm going down to see Pat on Wednesday so I hope to learn more. Steve

raytart 02-28-2010 12:29 PM


Originally Posted by 509 SC (Post 3020340)
And as natural resource conserving boaters,


Now that's funny

REMEDY 02-28-2010 12:44 PM


Originally Posted by 509 SC (Post 3056161)
Hey Drew, No power yet, Pat said he talked to the Mercury rep at the show and they're still talking about releasing them in March sometime. I'm going down to see Pat on Wednesday so I hope to learn more. Steve

Cool, keep on em, spring is coming!

ActiveThunder 03-03-2010 06:55 PM

If I read the title post, the response is: OLD.

Steve is spending his birthday here in sunny south Florida going over cabin and cockpit colors with the boss.

Should have some pictures and details soon!

REMEDY 03-03-2010 10:04 PM

"OLD"... What are you saying... You gotta put steps in so he can get in the boat? Or some kind of lift?... Hope they are as cool as the new dash! Im sure it will be 6 months for the pictures of that!!:party-smiley-004::evilb::evilb::evilb:


Happy Birthday Steve!!:drink::drink::drink:

Wildman_grafix 03-10-2010 07:41 AM


Originally Posted by kyboy1020 (Post 3052590)
New progress????

+1

customryder 03-10-2010 08:31 AM


Originally Posted by ActiveThunder (Post 3059381)
If I read the title post, the response is: OLD.

Steve is spending his birthday here in sunny south Florida going over cabin and cockpit colors with the boss.

Should have some pictures and details soon!

i heard the boy cry wolf before... :drink:

JeffC 03-10-2010 02:18 PM

So when do we get to see the paint rendering..

Wildman_grafix 04-02-2010 06:42 AM

Paint rendering done yet?

Sydwayz 04-02-2010 09:26 AM

Steve decided to go with all vinyl. :D

customryder 04-02-2010 10:27 AM

this crap drags on so long you get to where you dont even care.. i know i dont... lol

Sydwayz 04-02-2010 12:39 PM

We're not put on this planet for a long time. We're here for a good time.

customryder 04-02-2010 01:22 PM


Originally Posted by Sydwayz (Post 3080056)
We're not put on this planet for a long time. We're here for a good time.

correct get on with it....:drink:

ActiveThunder 04-02-2010 05:07 PM

It's 12 weeks or better to build a boat and allow the customization and changes. Of course there are overlap times that make it possible for us to build 12 boats or better each year.

I'm sure the customer who just built the last 37 will tell you that he made changes up to the very end and is happy with the boat even if we ran over 30 days on our best guess estimate. And that included designing and building an entirely new dash AFTER he ordered the boat.

If you are looking for some type of immediate gratification and pictures of a boat we are building everyday then you are in the wrong place. There is nothing remotely interesting or exciting about installing a holding tank or installing a bilge pump so I waste nobody's time with such pictures. The bling-bling is always at the end.

We only update when we build to keep the cult involved and to bring the new boat owner in to the circle. If the friendships and bonds formed are boring to you I apologize. Loosen up a little and enjoy the experience. It will be a lot more fun!

Enjoy the weekend!

customryder 04-02-2010 05:23 PM


Originally Posted by ActiveThunder (Post 3080160)
It's 12 weeks or better to build a boat and allow the customization and changes. Of course there are overlap times that make it possible for us to build 12 boats or better each year.

I'm sure the customer who just built the last 37 will tell you that he made changes up to the very end and is happy with the boat even if we ran over 30 days on our best guess estimate. And that included designing and building an entirely new dash AFTER he ordered the boat.

If you are looking for some type of immediate gratification and pictures of a boat we are building everyday then you are in the wrong place. There is nothing remotely interesting or exciting about installing a holding tank or installing a bilge pump so I waste nobody's time with such pictures. The bling-bling is always at the end.

We only update when we build to keep the cult involved and to bring the new boat owner in to the circle. If the friendships and bonds formed are boring to you I apologize. Loosen up a little and enjoy the experience. It will be a lot more fun!

Enjoy the weekend!

"immediate gratification" ??? nothing to do with friendships and bonds... as a matter of fact i did start a thread "thanking you" for the pic you do show...im just spoiled around here i guess...:drink:

ActiveThunder 04-02-2010 06:03 PM

Understood. I musta read it the wrong way.

509 SC 04-02-2010 09:53 PM

I'm not saying a thing till after Pat gets his Easter basket and he gets that "Happy" sugar buzz :bigbird:! Have a great weekend everyone! Steve

Macklin 04-03-2010 06:29 AM


Originally Posted by ActiveThunder (Post 3080160)
It's 12 weeks or better to build a boat and allow the customization and changes. Of course there are overlap times that make it possible for us to build 12 boats or better each year.

I'm sure the customer who just built the last 37 will tell you that he made changes up to the very end and is happy with the boat even if we ran over 30 days on our best guess estimate. And that included designing and building an entirely new dash AFTER he ordered the boat.

If you are looking for some type of immediate gratification and pictures of a boat we are building everyday then you are in the wrong place. There is nothing remotely interesting or exciting about installing a holding tank or installing a bilge pump so I waste nobody's time with such pictures. The bling-bling is always at the end.

We only update when we build to keep the cult involved and to bring the new boat owner in to the circle. If the friendships and bonds formed are boring to you I apologize. Loosen up a little and enjoy the experience. It will be a lot more fun!

Enjoy the weekend!

Pat, this is one of the most interesting and telling posts I've seen from you. Was this after a ML or two? :evilb:

So true, cause I've been there and done that...

Welcome to the cult! :coolcowboy:

REMEDY 04-22-2010 12:18 AM

Did the engines show up yet?

Gladhe8er 04-22-2010 06:54 AM


Originally Posted by blowntaylor (Post 3093242)
Did the engines show up yet?

I think they said they were one of the first in line for the new 502's in early June.


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