Congrats, it looked nice. How about a V bottom trade when get tired of it?:coolcowboy:

Congrats, I was looking at it the other day, my Nordic was sitting in front of your Mystic. The paint on that boat is really nice. I have been most of the C5000's, they are amazing boats....

Congrats, you're gonna love the boat. FYI, there's a full feature on the boat in the July/August 2013 issue of Speed On The Water magazine. You can download it here...
http://speedonthewater.com/magazine/....download&id=5

would anyone care to elaborate on this position? Us rookies look at it and see a finished amazing boat

I am curiours as to why this boat has changed hands so much already? any ideas?

I'd guess that most of the fun with these boats is the fact that it is new to the owner or the building process... They get bored of it quick... Sell it and get into something new

The whole WOW factor of having a new toy wears off. They are fortunate enough to just keep new toys rolling in

Just my guess

I was referring to Tom's post on the PHENOMENOM boat, not the Mystic, and for your info I bought the Mystic from Tom ,the original owner, So if you call '' changed hands so much already'' with one person, you ARE a rookie.

Well today was day two with the boat out on the water, and my friend and I made it from Anna Maria island to Tampa and back. I think we made it from downtown Tampa to the Anna Maria area in 20 minutes.

We could not stop talking about it all night. It is the most amazing piece of machinery I have ever witnessed much less owned. The boat was honestly as easy to drive as a v hull, and at 100+ easier.

For those of you that haven't met John, all around cool dude.

Starting to get the feel of it. Looking forward to more seat time.

Also, scott Sjogren was a breeze to work with. I'd buy again.

Lol, how in the world did anybody think my comment was about the mystic.. Lol!

Anyway, Ron is right, I was talking about the Phenomenon Battleship. Not the mystic.

-T