Shogren Performance Marine
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From: Charlotte, NC
Mark what power does your 42PR have in it?
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From: JUPITER, FL
It's funny how things change...I sold Scott his Active Thunder 28' Savage about 10 years ago negotiating for every dime!!!!.....and then he turns into one of the biggest boat dealers around. Hell of a job Scott! Congrats!
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From: Chattanooga, TN
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I was at Shogrens new facility a few days ago. You just would'nt believe how big of a setup he has going for him and his crew. The giant parts room, the work shop area, and the service bays to perform the work is just un-phuckin-believable !!
Everything is kept so clean, it seems like you could eat off the floor nomatter where you go in the facility.
I'm really sorry I forgot my camera, I'd like to share what I saw with the rest of you guys. Next time I'll take some pics for sure.
Everything is kept so clean, it seems like you could eat off the floor nomatter where you go in the facility.I'm really sorry I forgot my camera, I'd like to share what I saw with the rest of you guys. Next time I'll take some pics for sure.
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No reason at all to doubt of all your praises.
As a matter of fact, that's the main reason why I emailed Greg a couple of days ago asking for some parts and suggestions related to a winter project on my boat.
BUT, I got no reply at all so far.
Therefore, at the moment my impression is that they're maybe very responsive, but only with punters interested in purchasing big boats?
...and if so, they're not so different from the large majority of dealers, imho!
As a matter of fact, that's the main reason why I emailed Greg a couple of days ago asking for some parts and suggestions related to a winter project on my boat.
BUT, I got no reply at all so far.
Therefore, at the moment my impression is that they're maybe very responsive, but only with punters interested in purchasing big boats?
...and if so, they're not so different from the large majority of dealers, imho!
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No reason at all to doubt of all your praises.
As a matter of fact, that's the main reason why I emailed Greg a couple of days ago asking for some parts and suggestions related to a winter project on my boat.
BUT, I got no reply at all so far.
Therefore, at the moment my impression is that they're maybe very responsive, but only with punters interested in purchasing big boats?
...and if so, they're not so different from the large majority of dealers, imho!
As a matter of fact, that's the main reason why I emailed Greg a couple of days ago asking for some parts and suggestions related to a winter project on my boat.
BUT, I got no reply at all so far.
Therefore, at the moment my impression is that they're maybe very responsive, but only with punters interested in purchasing big boats?
...and if so, they're not so different from the large majority of dealers, imho!
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No reason at all to doubt of all your praises.
As a matter of fact, that's the main reason why I emailed Greg a couple of days ago asking for some parts and suggestions related to a winter project on my boat.
BUT, I got no reply at all so far.
Therefore, at the moment my impression is that they're maybe very responsive, but only with punters interested in purchasing big boats?
...and if so, they're not so different from the large majority of dealers, imho!
As a matter of fact, that's the main reason why I emailed Greg a couple of days ago asking for some parts and suggestions related to a winter project on my boat.
BUT, I got no reply at all so far.
Therefore, at the moment my impression is that they're maybe very responsive, but only with punters interested in purchasing big boats?
...and if so, they're not so different from the large majority of dealers, imho!
I would just call...
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From: Sunland, CA
email is no longer such a reliable way to communicate -- your message could easily be magically put in some spam filter. Or perhaps their email box is like mine -- a hundred a day! Pretty easy to miss the first email from a new customer.
I'd call them, then email them, to be sure you are getting into the right email box.
They certainly respond quickly to me by email, and I still have not bought anything from them!
I'd call them, then email them, to be sure you are getting into the right email box.
They certainly respond quickly to me by email, and I still have not bought anything from them!
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From: Italy

Though actually I'd rather go for a 42 with V10 Ilmors, if I had a choice...
I see your point, anyway. No hurry from my part, I'll see if they come back in the next days, before eventually calling.


