I was not able to see the 277 but looked at the 26 quite a bit. The cuddy was very plain to say the least. The color is not an indication of what is on the production line as they have many different color combinations on production line available for order. Dealers are starting to order boats and the dealers group is starting to take shape from what I was told. I will say the Donzies they had there were very sharp looking so the quality is there to make a quality product.

I got some photos from someone that was there. Here are some of the 26ol cuddy, and 277 production bolsters.

XT

Those pics look like pretty cheap quality ....just look cheesy imo

That was the shop running it before we showed up. Glad it sounded good... my buddy said he needed ear plugs in the back seat.

Hopefully next year we can meet up next time you come back to the lake.

yuk, the bolsters and cuddy look sterile...not a fan - better get to work on aftermarket repalcements Dave, could be good business for you!

I really like the heavy trim around the doorway entrance better that what we used at Baja OH.

4 posts over 3 years.....who am I chatting with?

XT

No wonder he needed ear plugs. I could hear it from inside my condo that is why I came out and was able to get a good look at it go buy a couple of times.

just a good friend from the other building (assembly) who admired and recognized the quality that work you guys did over in PD&E (and upholstery shop).

I owned a baja in the past and really like the brand. But this will not make be buy a new one. The interior is terrible and cheap looking. BRING BACK THE AREO SEATS!

Here is the original 26 Outlaw #001. I just noticed it was on ebay. I spent ALOT of time on this boat!

It was the only 26 with these graphics that I can remember.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-...bba25948#v4-34