I'd loove to see an open bow 22' bayliner with 2x 1600's

That's why I'm playing the Chinese fortune cookie numbers every Saturday night. Hey you never know...

[QUOTE=Catmando;2959590]So because he misspells a word or two he doesn't know and understand the products his company produces? Do you enjoy being an a$$hole AND an idiot?[/QUOTE

Cut your fingers off, douchebag, and mind your own business.

O sh?$@": please don't tell anyone that I don't know anything about turbines.
No one told me that I needed turbine knowledge to be a crew chief for the last 5 years on TURBINE boat race teams.
And certanly do not tell the customers of the 6 new boats I am currently building. It would not look good.
FYI. If I could spell, I would not be a mechanic you see.

Best,
John Arruda
From NORWAY.

I was part of a conversation, in which the financing behind Statement was explained. As such it was stated, that Statement Marine is being financed by the same people, that own DirecTV. So, in that respect, if that is fact, then money isn't really an issue

The guys at Statment Marine have a vision.
And they build a hell of a product.
Just becouse the economy is a little soft, life goes on.
You still have to live and follow your passion.
And that happens to be the name of there 50' cat that every one will be seeing a lot of in the near future.

I thought you knew a thing or two about thoose turbine engine things!!!!!!!! It must of been pure luck all your boats blow away the competition. Then again what do I know!!

John, I have been curious for some time how the ex-Bud turbine boat was coming along. My understanding was there were not problems with the turbine aspect but that the handling or high-speed tendencies had not been worked out yet. Curious how that project is coming. Our group spent lots of weekends at LOTO during testing for this turbine boat and it was very cool to be woken up (believe it or not) to the sound of it at the 12MM ripping across the lake in excess of 210 mph(Done in the morning for safety and an open lake). We told the crew later in the weekend that we had several cups of coffee on the porch to the beautiful sound of their testing. We were sad to see that Dave could never get it worked out to run in the Shootout because we know everyone worked awfully hard on it. It was a gorgeous build!!!! Congrats again and good luck with all these future projects.

As a small aside, I do no understand why anyone other than for personal selfish reasons and to read their own BS would get on a thread like this to bash or defame a quality builder such as John when they have brought so much value to this industry regardless of their personal business choices. Some people should just enjoy the info and keep their mouth quiet. Sorry to have to mention this but I do not always agree with every thread so I just don't read that thread. Try it sometime to those in question!!!!!

You're a real piece of work.

I guess I need a refresher b/c the cost of my passion exceeds my ability to pay for it.....but yes, i am following it......just from a greater distance.