If you're eyes weren't swelled up from FL swamp bugs and carousing till the sun comes up, maybe you would have read the first post

( by the way, did you get the jacket out??? )

The certified weight with no fuel is 7450 lbs for a 44 ft boat with a 42 ft hull

got it. Wow, that is light.

Bill, I think once you throw a 1/2 canopy on these boats, they all start to look alike. This 44 does have a nice flat deck, but I'm more a fan of a flat transom.

BTW, you ever sell your 42X w/ 600s?

How big was yours? They are battlewagons

he hasn't sold it yet but i sure baptized it this weekend really but really well

jr mike

The certified weight with no fuel is 7450 lbs.Please pay attention,and keep your beaks,arms and legs inside the ride.

Wayne very very nice

Except alot longer

I thought the copy thing was already put to bed...and the steps were different....this own guys design....if it puts up with wave pounding..and can fly straight....then this shop welder is the man......so far he is looking rather well....I bet ya this guy could pop out a monster of length....faster that anybody......just a little blue collar guy

The 10% is the part that keeps it from falling apart.

props on the boat while towing