Tank “Back in the Saddle Again”
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BTW.. the boat taking the video (looks like a Fountain I think?) seems to run pretty good too. He stayed right with you through the whole video.....
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Thanks! I gotta be honest, I wasn't a huge fan of the paint before. I even mentioned as much earlier in this thread when I was searching for a #6 boat. But then I bought it sight unseen. Had Central Power & Rigging (who were responsible for the full restore) do the once over / compression test / oil analysis / etc. and had a surveyor check it out, but I never laid eyes on it before it showed up. When it did, I was blown away. My expectations were way over fulfilled. The paint on that boat is PERFECT. And shines like a new penny. And in person, on the water, it looks fantastic in my humble opinion. I think CPR and Vincent paint knocked it out of the park. I would have never chose that paint scheme but I'm very happy with it.
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Thanks! I gotta be honest, I wasn't a huge fan of the paint before. I even mentioned as much earlier in this thread when I was searching for a #6 boat. But then I bought it sight unseen. Had Central Power & Rigging (who were responsible for the full restore) do the once over / compression test / oil analysis / etc. and had a surveyor check it out, but I never laid eyes on it before it showed up. When it did, I was blown away. My expectations were way over fulfilled. The paint on that boat is PERFECT. And shines like a new penny. And in person, on the water, it looks fantastic in my humble opinion. I think CPR and Vincent paint knocked it out of the park. I would have never chose that paint scheme but I'm very happy with it.
Then again, a good Gun with #6 drives is a rare gem in any case.
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