ok, i give up. i want to get rid of my old resin bucket and get one of those new plastic apaches.can any one tell me the address and phone number of the new apache company?how much can i expect to pay,i have my own power.who do i speak to ?is the warranty in writing and secured in any way?if it is as safe as they say,please explain to me what that actually means .how do they warranty safety?service,who will service my new boat if something should happen.simple questions,simple answers?just doing my homework before i buy.

The Poker Runs Mag article could not come up with answers to these questions.

So....Ok I'll try:

For more information, start with the truthful owner of the APACHE , Government issued trademark:

ask MARK MCMANUS

Seek the BUILDER of the Legendary 41' and 47' APACHES from The Sports of Offshore Racing, Poker Runs and Pleasure boating, WORLD WIDE:

ask MARK MCMANUS

A review of the Past, Present and Future list of APACHE Owners WORLD WIDE is always impressive, to say the least:

ask MARK MCMANUS

For truthful information:

ask MARK MCMANUS - Fort Myers, Florida.

why not just buy a 36 pantera?

this is exactly why im trying to buy a top gun LOL
Jason

I had a Top Gun once, it cracked

dont give up on the delray boat company jay,their plan "b" is to own cigarette .rumor has it that steve1 is redoing the bottom to make it perfect and moment of truth,the other steve is the new plant manager.thad plans to be an absent owner,and if i heard correctly they have hired the original boys that worked for cigarette.

Is it digitally straight?.....Yes!
Is it an exact copy of the original?...Yes!
It it built with the latest materials so it is lighter and stronger?....Yes!
Is the CEO a successful businessman with a burning passion to build the best Offshore Powerboat the world has ever seen?...Yes!
Is it true that many of the original Apache highly skilled employees now work for this new juggernaut?....Yes!
Is this the biggest load of marine grade whale **** you have ever encountered?....Yes!

Well then I guess that old resin bucket still looks pretty damn good.