Active Thunder Construction
03-23-2004 | 09:03 PM
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Originally posted by 32storm
Interested in during build process. For example, engine compartment prior to engine install, boat in mold, etc. A lot of them look pretty on the outside, but it's the stuff you don't see that can matter the most.
I did look at their website, but didn't show much in terms of construction. It does mention use of no wood in the construction.
Interested in during build process. For example, engine compartment prior to engine install, boat in mold, etc. A lot of them look pretty on the outside, but it's the stuff you don't see that can matter the most.
I did look at their website, but didn't show much in terms of construction. It does mention use of no wood in the construction.
I would never question the integrity of one of Pats boats. And those of you that know me, know that I do not say such things very often.
03-24-2004 | 07:46 PM
#13
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From: Pa.
We have a 1999 25 Tantrum. Picked it up at the factory June of 1999, 230 hours of running with the big boys on the Chesapeake bay and the boat looks as GREAT as it did when we took delivery!! Enough said....my .02
03-25-2004 | 05:57 AM
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From: malvern,Pa
It looks like they only have one stringer in the keel that is full length -two of them go part way and thats it and what happens at the step. just interested- I have been on a 25 before solid ride boat sounds hollow though but again very solid feel I have never been on a 37 AVH so I do not Know anything about them good of bad
