AT updates
06-11-2015 | 06:32 PM
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AT updates
We have a lot going on and have been negligent in our OSO updates so I will give you guys some photos and updates Sunday morning.
Don't let the crickets back in yet!
Don't let the crickets back in yet!
06-11-2015 | 09:06 PM
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Make sure the new version only has one set of plugs. 
06-14-2015 | 07:16 AM
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We just finished the paint on the new 29 Savage, which is being rigged with twin 300 Verados. Beyond the paint we shifted it up a gear in the cockpit. While our original renderings showed 2 bolsters with lounges in the back, this new boat will have 4 drop-out bolsters and a wrap-around rear bench so it is geared up for poker runs! At the helm we are placing a Garmin 7210 and a Vessel View 7 to monitor the boat and help us find the Bahamas. This boat will be available after a few poker runs and a test from Boatingmag.com by Eric Colby. The price will be my cost to build it. message me if anybody is interested.
06-14-2015 | 07:28 AM
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On another note we should be ready to layup the mold for the all new 29 Defiant in the next week or so. We are just wrapping up the forward seating design.This boat will have the unlimited cockpit seating options. In the starboard dash pod will be a porta-potti and the port dash pod will house a huge insulated cooler and wet-bar. As you can see this is truly a comfortable boat in the rough with room for friends. Ironically the first Defiant sale started as a 29 Savage with a 565/ Bravo XR order. When the customer stopped in to see how the #1 boat's paint was doing he spied the Defiant and changed his order on the spot. This should be quite the boat.
06-14-2015 | 09:53 AM
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Both of those 29s should be great options for a large pool of boaters. I look forward to seeing the first one at Lanier.
06-14-2015 | 10:12 AM
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On another note we should be ready to layup the mold for the all new 29 Defiant in the next week or so. We are just wrapping up the forward seating design.This boat will have the unlimited cockpit seating options. In the starboard dash pod will be a porta-potti and the port dash pod will house a huge insulated cooler and wet-bar. As you can see this is truly a comfortable boat in the rough with room for friends. Ironically the first Defiant sale started as a 29 Savage with a 565/ Bravo XR order. When the customer stopped in to see how the #1 boat's paint was doing he spied the Defiant and changed his order on the spot. This should be quite the boat.
06-15-2015 | 01:57 PM
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We just finished the paint on the new 29 Savage, which is being rigged with twin 300 Verados. Beyond the paint we shifted it up a gear in the cockpit. While our original renderings showed 2 bolsters with lounges in the back, this new boat will have 4 drop-out bolsters and a wrap-around rear bench so it is geared up for poker runs! At the helm we are placing a Garmin 7210 and a Vessel View 7 to monitor the boat and help us find the Bahamas. This boat will be available after a few poker runs and a test from Boatingmag.com by Eric Colby. The price will be my cost to build it. message me if anybody is interested.
06-15-2015 | 06:29 PM
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I considered it.
Honestly I need a base line with stock power for the advertising campaigns and testing we have committed to for the next year. We need to get the entry level go-fast guys back in the game. It is turning into a "rich man's sport" and I would like to turn it around.
Honestly I need a base line with stock power for the advertising campaigns and testing we have committed to for the next year. We need to get the entry level go-fast guys back in the game. It is turning into a "rich man's sport" and I would like to turn it around.
