That is a GORGEOUS boat!! Out of my price range though

Why are you selling the boat?

Need to cut the expenses......

Depends upon your use.With the staggered set-up,the middle person is close enough to the front seats to grab the handles on the back of the front seats..The three man bolster set-up makes an already small cockpit almost useless.It looks cooler,but in my opinion,not worth it.
p.s. Phil advised me against it as well.

Brandon is correct on that one guys. My boat isn't in the top of the Gladiator group on speed but it's close. 104-105. However, I did talk to Mike D. at SOTW and he said when it gets time to pull the motors and go through them we could Dry Sump them and pull around 40 more hp out of them. That may put me up in the 108 range then but that is down the road a couple summers. i'll post some pics when i can from another computer.

Roger that, Mavrick10. Always wanted to say that..........

Your boat and OSG's are MY FAVORITE CIGS. Period !!

Before you pull the motors to dry sump, remember that will be about the time that your value my finances intersect.

Hope to see you at the shootout or another event.

Greg

We rode in one of Phils new Gladiators and I'll tell you this...The rear seats with the grab handles are TIGHT! I'm no skinny guy but dam, they were uncomfortable. I'd stick with the bench set up. Of course if you're just going to fill the rear seat with hot skinny chicks, then you're fine!

Mavricks are tight too, which is great because you eliminate ANY question of the quality of women riding. His boat is really really nice. He, is another story.

OSG being the top 36 on speed, I think Pudges last boat has to be 2nd. It was really fast.

Oh, and here's another pic of a fast one since we are posting all of the Gladiators.