2009 368 Skater at Pier57
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07-21-2010, 07:15 PM
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Another thought - Does the 368 have its own mold or is a 36 cut in half and widened? I guess that widening could bring a significant upcharge in labor and make a 36 more affordable??
07-21-2010, 09:03 PM
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I'm curious too. Why would someone order a 36 when the 368 is faster? I could only see in a rare case where the 11' beam is too wide (for storage or slip), so the 10' beam would be an option.
Another thought - Does the 368 have its own mold or is a 36 cut in half and widened? I guess that widening could bring a significant upcharge in labor and make a 36 more affordable??
Another thought - Does the 368 have its own mold or is a 36 cut in half and widened? I guess that widening could bring a significant upcharge in labor and make a 36 more affordable??
07-21-2010, 09:05 PM
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I'm curious too. Why would someone order a 36 when the 368 is faster? I could only see in a rare case where the 11' beam is too wide (for storage or slip), so the 10' beam would be an option.
Another thought - Does the 368 have its own mold or is a 36 cut in half and widened? I guess that widening could bring a significant upcharge in labor and make a 36 more affordable??
Another thought - Does the 368 have its own mold or is a 36 cut in half and widened? I guess that widening could bring a significant upcharge in labor and make a 36 more affordable??
07-21-2010, 10:40 PM
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Somebody spent a ton of money on a beautiful boat and should be congratulated, not ripped apart. Boaters are supposed to be the most courteous people around, always willing to help, and yet we shred our own. Good luck, I wish I could afford it.
07-22-2010, 08:00 AM
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Congrats to Pier 57 on the sale and congrats to the new owner of that beautiful boat!
Seems funny though how a Skater only lasted hours on that dealer's lot but the MTI's are collecting cobwebs!
Seems funny though how a Skater only lasted hours on that dealer's lot but the MTI's are collecting cobwebs!
