Super Hawaii Redu
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Joe, thanks for the info! I'll send the logo.
And thank you everyone for the comments. Now I just have to get this thing out on the water, if it warms up a bit.
Mark
And thank you everyone for the comments. Now I just have to get this thing out on the water, if it warms up a bit.
Mark
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IDRPSTF,
Thank you for the boost but don't put me in with Brownie & T2x, their knowledge far exceeds mine!!!! I read what Brownie, T2x, 7X and Charlie write and remember why I wanted to do this so bad. I was fortunate enough to get in on the last of what I call Offshore racing, when boats really went in the open ocean and the Great Lakes.
I know alot about a little, they know alot about alot!!!!
Joe Gere
Thank you for the boost but don't put me in with Brownie & T2x, their knowledge far exceeds mine!!!! I read what Brownie, T2x, 7X and Charlie write and remember why I wanted to do this so bad. I was fortunate enough to get in on the last of what I call Offshore racing, when boats really went in the open ocean and the Great Lakes.
I know alot about a little, they know alot about alot!!!!
Joe Gere
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Super Sweet Super Hawaii Boats.
Got to start by praising the great graphics design and work You've done Mark to make a beauty become a super sweet beauty. Interesting reading from Joe about the history on the brand.
Remember talking to Kitami's son at the Los Angeles Boat show in the late 80's, I believe it was 1988-1989. They were showing a 38' SH and a 46' Monte Carlo for some reason. Really loved the 38', which definately had Buzzi design heritage. It was in white, black and yellow, fantastic looking boat.
There's also a 40' Super Hawaii back home in Sweden now that's in mint condition with 350 hours on boat and engines. Asking price slightly north of $100,000. It wasn't rigged and launched 'till 1997. Fantastic boat. Here's a picture from the brouchure of the 40'. Enjoy Your boat Mark and thanks for sharing Your pictures.
http://www.blocket.se/vi/15506023.htm?ca=16_s&last=1
Remember talking to Kitami's son at the Los Angeles Boat show in the late 80's, I believe it was 1988-1989. They were showing a 38' SH and a 46' Monte Carlo for some reason. Really loved the 38', which definately had Buzzi design heritage. It was in white, black and yellow, fantastic looking boat.
There's also a 40' Super Hawaii back home in Sweden now that's in mint condition with 350 hours on boat and engines. Asking price slightly north of $100,000. It wasn't rigged and launched 'till 1997. Fantastic boat. Here's a picture from the brouchure of the 40'. Enjoy Your boat Mark and thanks for sharing Your pictures.
http://www.blocket.se/vi/15506023.htm?ca=16_s&last=1
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