im sure mr tominson has the coin to get it repaired to as good as new condition,im also sure mr cosker and crew have the knoledge to do the job,like i said on the other thread,4 months from now the damage will only be a memory,id get in that boat in a heartbeat if i was fortunate enough to get the chance.:champs:

Yes............and why would you start a topic like this unless you're trying to stir **** up?

+1 Thank You. Strip the boat an put it back in the mold. Carbon fiber an epoxy an paint. An its like new. But whats the cost of a new hull an rigging. Thats what will decide the out come I would think. Jmo. Artie

People do stringers, transoms and glass repairs everyday. Being their boat cost a lot to build its going to cost a lot to fix but it can be done easy enough even if it has to go back in the mold. Where there is a will (will = money) there is a way.

mr cosker has seen the damage and said he can repair as good as new,will it be cheep to fix,no,but it will be done right,im looking foreward to seing it run again.

Me too.

artie,i like the way you think!

well this is a good response and part of why I asked, like you said people do this all the time, just wondering how the dynamics of a 200 mph change it or if it changes it

for the reason I stated thank you, not trying to stir anything up just curious

He should re-name the boat to: "Get Outta " My Way! :D

Glad a great boat will be back on the water soon.....