View Poll Results: 40 Something boats
41 Apache
57
23.55%
44 Hustler
3
1.24%
42 Tiger
59
24.38%
42 OL
47
19.42%
47 I mean 42 Beak
14
5.79%
F4 Sunsation
15
6.20%
411 Formula
5
2.07%
43 Donzi
11
4.55%
Other
31
12.81%
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Big Boats (40s)
10-11-2006 | 08:37 AM
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From: Toms River NJ
Re: Big Boats (40s)
I had the pleasure of driving the Donzi 43 Zr she is stable loves big water and is fast, Donzi came a long way and the 43ZR proofs that with 900s she is 105 mph and cruises at 85mph
10-11-2006 | 08:53 AM
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Re: Big Boats (40s)
Originally Posted by Downtown42
Wicked Won is nice but broke all the time and the owner had enough frustations...got out of Hi-Perf boats after that one. 
As NautiKitty said and explained, WickedWon didn't get out of Hi-Perf boats cause of mechanical problems! And to my understanding it was basically a poker run only boat!
And was always ready for those events, Mr. Dietz was fully aware of what he designed built and continued to improve over the years, which was one Bad Azz machine for a sole purpose and his true passion. We need more people like him back in the sport that are here cause it was the passion, it's in the blood, and there out there for the people and the times. (Not who's king of king's or flashiest etc.) Sad that he left for other reason's, those who met him or new him, would agree that he along with his wife Mary were and are some of the most humble, sweetest, and down to earth people. Rare find these days !!
Anyway's WickedWon was always maintained above standards! And is still one of the sweetest hard core boats out there. In my opinion, Mr.Dietz was bringing the standard back to what it supposed to be. Hardcore, built to take the punishment delt out by the waters encountered.
Heard a statement either by Mr. Dietz or by Saber regarding his boat. ( If it doesn't have purpose in the way that boat performs, then don't put it on the boat, cause it will only break in running conditions! ) Very True !
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10-11-2006 | 10:59 AM
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From: O-town
Re: Big Boats (40s)
I saw a huge Cig at the Miami show with triple 850's. It was called a Maurader and I think it was 50'. They don't have it on their website so I don't know much about it, except it was beyond sick! If I had really deep pockets, I'd be hauling around in that with triple 1075's. 
But I don't.........my pockets are shallower than a Florida retention pond in Febuary 
But I don't.........my pockets are shallower than a Florida retention pond in Febuary
10-11-2006 | 11:05 AM
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From: Batavia Oh.
Re: Big Boats (40s)
Originally Posted by cougarman
As NautiKitty said and explained, WickedWon didn't get out of Hi-Perf boats cause of mechanical problems! And to my understanding it was basically a poker run only boat!
And was always ready for those events, Mr. Dietz was fully aware of what he designed built and continued to improve over the years, which was one Bad Azz machine for a sole purpose and his true passion. We need more people like him back in the sport that are here cause it was the passion, it's in the blood, and there out there for the people and the times. (Not who's king of king's or flashiest etc.) Sad that he left for other reason's, those who met him or new him, would agree that he along with his wife Mary were and are some of the most humble, sweetest, and down to earth people. Rare find these days !!
Anyway's WickedWon was always maintained above standards! And is still one of the sweetest hard core boats out there. In my opinion, Mr.Dietz was bringing the standard back to what it supposed to be. Hardcore, built to take the punishment delt out by the waters encountered.
Heard a statement either by Mr. Dietz or by Saber regarding his boat. ( If it doesn't have purpose in the way that boat performs, then don't put it on the boat, cause it will only break in running conditions! ) Very True !
Cougarman
And was always ready for those events, Mr. Dietz was fully aware of what he designed built and continued to improve over the years, which was one Bad Azz machine for a sole purpose and his true passion. We need more people like him back in the sport that are here cause it was the passion, it's in the blood, and there out there for the people and the times. (Not who's king of king's or flashiest etc.) Sad that he left for other reason's, those who met him or new him, would agree that he along with his wife Mary were and are some of the most humble, sweetest, and down to earth people. Rare find these days !!
Anyway's WickedWon was always maintained above standards! And is still one of the sweetest hard core boats out there. In my opinion, Mr.Dietz was bringing the standard back to what it supposed to be. Hardcore, built to take the punishment delt out by the waters encountered.
Heard a statement either by Mr. Dietz or by Saber regarding his boat. ( If it doesn't have purpose in the way that boat performs, then don't put it on the boat, cause it will only break in running conditions! ) Very True !
Cougarman
Very nice people and saying Jim is Passionate about these boats is an understatement...
...Hated to see him sell WW....He had all 3 "wickeds" there and eveyone of them was flawless.
10-11-2006 | 11:14 AM
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Re: Big Boats (40s)
Originally Posted by Stormrider
cougarman... you just reminded me...
41 or 47 cougar!!! cool ass big boat.
41 or 47 cougar!!! cool ass big boat.
Thanks Stormrider, it's 46' though LOL.
Getting a lot closer with it, hope do share the Michigan waters with the Saber boys very soon.
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