A new boatbuilder
#11

I'm more into the old-school vee's.
Big heavy resin bucket, wave crusher, mega-hp to push the heavy old beast, classic "sharp" lines, beefy rubrail...
While the capped deck/hull can look pretty trick, it just doesn't seem practical. I think it looks good on larger (longer/leaner) boats, but kinda makes a boat of this size look like a toy.
Don't mean to be brutally honest, and this is only my opinion, but,
They look "cute".
Just not the look I'm going for.
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I'm not much of a Cat guy, I've got two dogs.
I'm more into the old-school vee's.
Big heavy resin bucket, wave crusher, mega-hp to push the heavy old beast, classic "sharp" lines, beefy rubrail...
While the capped deck/hull can look pretty trick, it just doesn't seem practical. I think it looks good on larger (longer/leaner) boats, but kinda makes a boat of this size look like a toy.
Don't mean to be brutally honest, and this is only my opinion, but,
They look "cute".
Just not the look I'm going for.

I'm more into the old-school vee's.
Big heavy resin bucket, wave crusher, mega-hp to push the heavy old beast, classic "sharp" lines, beefy rubrail...
While the capped deck/hull can look pretty trick, it just doesn't seem practical. I think it looks good on larger (longer/leaner) boats, but kinda makes a boat of this size look like a toy.
Don't mean to be brutally honest, and this is only my opinion, but,
They look "cute".
Just not the look I'm going for.
#16
I like the look of the boats. The cat looks very cool. On the 29 is there no rubrail or is it painted to match the sides?
I say good luck with the new boat company!!
I really can't believe these guys that can only say something negetive.
I say good luck with the new boat company!!
I really can't believe these guys that can only say something negetive.
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