my next boat
06-26-2007 | 06:48 PM
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From: Grand Lake (E-Dock Junior Varsity)
that was the first boat i looked at when i got into offshore stuff.. i saw a pic of it and then found a nordic thor 27.. then realized i needed one less hull and it needed to be longer.. good luck! its a cool ride
06-26-2007 | 07:07 PM
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From: san diego
This is a brand new hull we are just getting tooled up its a new look to our current 27 but with a few new changes. We are getting ready to start shooting the first 26' v this next month. Anyone looking for a sweet 28 v let me know.
06-27-2007 | 10:56 AM
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It is an awesome looking boat and the hull looks very up to date. BUT I don't think they make a very good boat.........I used to think they did, but this recent ad makes me think otherwise
Check it out
http://www.amssale.com/images/boats/...ltra/index.htm
I know its an insurance recovery boat, but still.........2005 with stress cracks already...........I guess its just meant for the lake. If it can't stay together better than that then its just a bunch of fancy fiberglass.
Check it out
http://www.amssale.com/images/boats/...ltra/index.htm
I know its an insurance recovery boat, but still.........2005 with stress cracks already...........I guess its just meant for the lake. If it can't stay together better than that then its just a bunch of fancy fiberglass.
06-27-2007 | 11:13 AM
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It is an awesome looking boat and the hull looks very up to date. BUT I don't think they make a very good boat.........I used to think they did, but this recent ad makes me think otherwise
Check it out
http://www.amssale.com/images/boats/...ltra/index.htm
I know its an insurance recovery boat, but still.........2005 with stress cracks already...........I guess its just meant for the lake. If it can't stay together better than that then its just a bunch of fancy fiberglass.
Check it out
http://www.amssale.com/images/boats/...ltra/index.htm
I know its an insurance recovery boat, but still.........2005 with stress cracks already...........I guess its just meant for the lake. If it can't stay together better than that then its just a bunch of fancy fiberglass.
Actually I work with Ultra an can tell you that the chips/ cracks are not from the builder they are from when the boat was stollen. The dirt bags that stole the boat did some minor damage to the boat.
06-27-2007 | 11:54 AM
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It is an awesome looking boat and the hull looks very up to date. BUT I don't think they make a very good boat.........I used to think they did, but this recent ad makes me think otherwise
Check it out
http://www.amssale.com/images/boats/...ltra/index.htm
I know its an insurance recovery boat, but still.........2005 with stress cracks already...........I guess its just meant for the lake. If it can't stay together better than that then its just a bunch of fancy fiberglass.
Check it out
http://www.amssale.com/images/boats/...ltra/index.htm
I know its an insurance recovery boat, but still.........2005 with stress cracks already...........I guess its just meant for the lake. If it can't stay together better than that then its just a bunch of fancy fiberglass.
06-27-2007 | 12:30 PM
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From: Mansfield, TX
OK my bad. I don't really know anything about ultra or any other cats for that matter. I just go by what I see and that looks like a stress crack to me. I did talk to somebody with ultra because I was interested in buying one until I asked him how the boat did in 4-6ft lake chop. He said......"lets be honest - in 4-6ft waves all you are trying to do is get back home." 
Translation - Lake boat
Translation - Lake boat
