how often does he use them?

Not sure what to tell you beyond personal preference. Perf V's are traditionally an 8' beam, have 2 forward facing stand up bolsters & a rear bench & that's it. Perf V's offer no way to escape the sun underway w/o going into the cabin & they can't be operated from there. Outboards are way more saltwater friendly not to mention the 100hr much less costly service intervals. As I mentioned previously living in the carolinas I plan to do more coastal boating which is much more suitable for a CC than a Perf V. While I know BobtheBuilder has made many a trip to the Bahamas in his Nor-Tech V, FPC limits their runs to outboard boats knowing the lack of availability of parts for the many different brand, size & configuration of BBC inboard engines. Bravo drives would be another reason I've chosen CC's over a Perf V in the mid 30 size range.

Sorry you don't get it or approve.

I don't really know.

I know he's rewarded many of his top dealership performers (sales, service & parts) w/ fishing trips.

But not the team manager of the 6x Champ? WTF !?!??!

Unfortunately not, 7x min requirement b4 I get to go.

That still will not make me root for the 48. Just sayin'.

Which do you think will occur 1st, JJ's 7th Championship or you actually becoming a boat owner? I think Vegas is going to struggle w/ that one.

Oh snap. Lol

I don't know about now, but back when I was working there, they used to be on the same program as the boat I was on. Stayed at Atlantis most of the time, would go out for a few days, then back to Atlantis. Reel wheels used to go out almost every day.

Very nice boat. 10' beam sounds sweet, my Donzi has a 9' 2" and it's pretty roomy. Not sure I would like center seating, I like my elbow room and visibility. Do they make them with any sort of cuddy, that would also be a big requirement. Best of luck!