Concept

To start until now, you didn't have the option. Outboards have come a long way in sound, fuel and electronic steering and controls. The ability to trim out of the water, getting in and out of the water with platform, space in the boat and ease of O/B maintenance. You won't loose layout space either with a different set up in cockpit, can do a U-shaped seating with table that folds down.

Concept

Here is the cockpit shot. Concept has doubled it's plant size as of December. We are actively seeking new dealer representation; if you are a dealer and interested, please PM me.

CMG

wow, no fenders on the OL tied up on sea wall?

THLWL

There was a person at the stern and on the bow keeping it away from dock. They were just picking us up at the south Miami marina. As we were stepping on the boat, they came out of the marina office and required us to pay $1 per foot just to board!!!!

boater31v

Thanks to everyone for all the photos I hope Golddigger and Batman are at the Key West poker run in Novermber, would love to see them in person.

marineclean

Mango's 10pm

oreo11zeus

This was best of show!! Where the heck was Miss Gieco??

Jupiter Sunsation

BTW those BAT SHIFTERS are one off at a cost of 10K!

FeverMike

Susan, the new closed deck looks killer, congrats on the new direction for Concept.

To add to the question about why outboards, (Susan pretty much covered it) but I'd like to add that you can put many many more hours on an outboard than a big block. With the Concept 30 closed deck you have a boat with twin engines that if one engine breaks you still have one to get you home, this boat will do about 80, you can put around 3-4 times the hours on outboards over I/O's and you can get into shallow water with outboards were a I/O can not. To me boats like the Concept 30 closed deck are much easier to own.

ScottB

Still in the paint shop