Agree. Interiors are looking up with the exception of the dashes. Very dated. Need to lose the riveted-on plastic trim piece that hides the unfinished edges. I assume the mold/gel work is top notch as always. I would also like to see a fairing option as the windshields are so low profile they might as well be a fairing.

Looking great, nice to see a 40 year old company improving with the times. Looks like the new owner is paying attention!

Good catch, definately lose the windshield and do a fiberglass faring with a plasic windscreen like the outlaws.

Keep the thoughts coming guys .... :cool:

now this is red picked it up last week workin on it now, how you doing dawn see you in ocean city . bruce

Yep they are looking damn good except for the dashes. That is the one thing holding them back, they need to go to an insert or something to make it easier to change layout, add gauges, etc. The vinylwork looks awesome, definitely the bee's knees.

I didn't see it at first but that top one is a step hull it looks like!! Or its a reflection...

one of only a handful made for racing. bulkheads all over an lightweight, needs some tlc . shoul be fun for a season, until i find a nother toy.

It is more like a notch or a very very small step. My 99 ZT 280 has one. If I am not mistaken all larger ZT hulls are made this way.

Bruce ... looks awesome!!! Lookin forward to seein the boat and you in OC! :cool:

Jersey Devil- I wondered who bought that boat. My brother and I were talking about buying it when it was listed on SF. You got a hell of a cool boat for the money. How fast does it run?

I agree the new interiors are an improvement for CM. But I still like the molded dashes. Any company can mate up a pre-fab dash to a hull (aka Baja). It's a Checkmate "look". Just my thoughts.