Anyone know the details on that 36? Looks like a staggered SSM3 boat with some big blower engines?

That's funny, thats one I was asking you about. Looks like a nice sled the driver just needs some work..

That is Steve from Philly and his boat is a well known piece!!!

You know the boat bro!!!!

I didn't think of that when I saw the vid but you might be right. If he was sober he should call Tres. :lolhit:

lol, saw that vid a couple days ago.

Beautiful boat but wow.......

Probably in a rush to get some more cheeseburgers. :party-smiley-004:

Tres the bartender at the Tiki Hut! That's who he is callin'

Everything has potentional to be beutifulfast piece, I guess we all agree, its in the eye of the beholder, But in this case its also the depth of pockets of that beholder.

fellas, from a glass guys point sinking isnt always a deathbell for fiberglass unless it was left under for a month or two. Rigging on the other hand does not fair well and for a big ol' resin bucket with no core it will have almost no affect on anything that wouldn't be replaced in complete resto anyway. Stringers and bulkheads get their damage from being left out year after year in the elements and poor rigging or drainage issues. Standing water for long periods of time in the superstructure kills a boat. How long was it under and why'd it sink?

Thanks Dave for an explanation for a remedial topic. Not yet being a boat owner myself (Med schoold costs to much) sometimes it can be difficult to get basic answers, just giving my appreciation

Sean, I really don't think I know that one. Was it repainted? I don't believe I've ever seen it. Sounds pretty healthy.

Pretty sure that is a boat we looked at in a warehouse in lauderdale off Oaklland park Blvd about 7-8 years back, had 850 chiefs at the time.