Originally Posted by HTRDLNCN (Post 4155207)

When I lived in Miami we called them the pontoon boats of the ocean.. Same basic principle (lots of seating,no cabin,never used for anything except cruising around to party coves) except they go faster than most pontoons and can handle the ocean.. :)

Originally Posted by thirdchildhood (Post 4155268)

They are not for me. The outboards are fine but I like a long closed bow.

Originally Posted by SummerObsession (Post 4155200)

It has taken nearly a full year to build my new MTI that delivers next week. Why? Because there were quite a few ahead of me and it takes time to build one. There have been lots of performance boats delivered from MTI, Skater, Mystic, DCB, and others, just maybe not as public as the ones you mentioned. As far as "stocking" performance boats, that's a losing proposition. Most, if not all the customers in this arena at the dollars these boats cost will opt to have one built for them, painted in THEIR colors, and are willing to wait.
I agree the number of performance boats in general is probably way down, but the upper end market seems just fine. Right or wrong, that's the way it seems.

Originally Posted by LAriverratt (Post 4155264)

no mention of Sunsations CCX???? which I would put in there with all the others. I have not seen one in person but they look top notch to me.... anyone want to take a couple boats in on trade for a CCX or any of the others??? PM me :boat:

Originally Posted by pstorti (Post 4155278)

says the guy with a 22' boat with almost no freeboard lol :)

Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation (Post 4155105)

I would like to see some closed deck builds (37 AT, 39 TG type stuff in standard go fast trim but with triple outboards). There was a 38 PP- triple 300's but can't think of to many others. http://www.flpowerboat.com/gallery/d...bum=135&pos=25