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I had them redesign the back seat they loved it so much they made it standard on the 2017 s
We also had them put the 34 cc front lounger in the 39 which was a first also. It gives us a lot more room up front. |
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I thank you for the rear bench seat redesign, definitely caught my attention when I saw it. I barely had the chance to ask if it could be retrofitted to a 34 before Terry stated STANDARD!
I think I get partial credit for the NOW standard lounger w/ U shape seating in 34's. What I'm still struggling to get them to make standard is some lumbar in the lounger bottom cushion. Like you had them do to the bench seat back I seek in the lounger. Gives a much securer feel not to mention way more comfortable than a flat cushion that ultimately compresses. You can see how mine was done in 2015 but I told them if they didn't plan to change the shape of the F/G base then they needed to double the foam & increase the density! |
Originally Posted by NASCAT
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I thank you for the rear bench seat redesign, definitely caught my attention when I saw it. I barely had the chance to ask if it could be retrofitted to a 34 & terry stated STANDARD!
I think I get partial credit for the NOW standard lounger w/ U shape seating in 34's. What I'm still struggling to get them to make standard is some lumbar in the lounger bottom cushion. Like you had them do to the bench seat back I seek in the lounger. Gives a much securer feel not to mention way more comfortable than a flat cushion that ultimately compresses. You can see how mine was done in 2015 but I told them if they didn't plan to change the shape of the F/G base then they needed to double the foam & increase the density! And good luck with the new new boat! |
Originally Posted by pstorti
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They need to go look at a Cigarette lounger and copy it the ergonomics are perfect. Never under stand why boat builders like to make flat seats. They must be used to sitting on buckets.
And good luck with the new new boat! I like Statements new power loungers up front. |
+1
I don't build boats so I'm unable to determine the cost involved w/ modifying and or creating new molds (the lounger and helm are a separate module from the deck) vs the return on investment but I can tell you that certain manufacturers haven't made my short list b/c of their unwillingness to adapt or modernize. |
Originally Posted by Nate5.0
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I like Statements new power loungers up front.
I think it's nice if you aren't moving or not on plane but doesn't appear to be very functional or safe at a cruising speed. Keep in mind that anything that has moving parts is also something that can break vs a fixed contoured lounger like Cig, MTI & Mystic offer. |
Originally Posted by NASCAT
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The one that is only available on the 38' w/ cabin or are they offering something new now?
I think it's nice if you aren't moving or not on plane but doesn't appear to be very functional or safe at a cruising speed. Keep in mind that anything that has moving parts is also something that can break vs a fixed contoured lounger like Cig, MTI & Mystic offer. Down http://i64.tinypic.com/2r6o5kl.jpg Up http://i67.tinypic.com/15mjt5s.jpg |
I wasn't aware of that. Unique.
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Originally Posted by NASCAT
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I wasn't aware of that. Unique.
Something different, it's pretty new but seems to be a big hit so far. It is definitely used more when at low speed or stops. |
My comments were in reference to the power lounger over the cabin. Being recessed makes it quite a bit safer I would think.
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Off subject but both my 39 s heading to Michigan old vs new
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If it's a Nor-Tech its not off subject. :drink:
Cool Pic, is sold to someone local? |
Originally Posted by bill63
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Off subject but both my 39 s heading to Michigan old vs new
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Originally Posted by NASCAT
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My comments were in reference to the power lounger over the cabin. Being recessed makes it quite a bit safer I would think.
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Originally Posted by NASCAT
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If it's a Nor-Tech its not off subject. :drink:
Cool Pic, is sold to someone local? |
Used 39's are usually a hot commodity. I rarely see them. SportBoats just flipped one for a repeat buyer like yourself.
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Originally Posted by bill63
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Old one has not sold yet so I am a Fleet owner for now. :(
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One more. How do you like my NASCAR tape on my old girl No stone chips :champs:
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Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation
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Bobthebuilder did that with his two 50's!
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Originally Posted by NASCAT
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Used 39's are usually a hot commodity. I rarely see them. SportBoats just flipped one for a repeat buyer like yourself.
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Originally Posted by bill63
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One more. How do you like my NASCAR tape on my old girl No stone chips :champs:
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Originally Posted by NASCAT
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What is it that you put on the bow / hull to protect it? Looks blue whereas most shrink wraps are white.
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That’s what it looked like.
So just strips of 3 or 4" painters tape. Not very thick but certainly better than nothing. I'll have to try that. |
I just took delivery of a 34 Nor-Tech sport a month ago, it was a long wait but worth it. I love the redesign of the u-shape seating up front. Great boat!
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Originally Posted by mjpcowboy
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I just took delivery of a 34 Nor-Tech sport a month ago, it was a long wait but worth it. I love the redesign of the u-shape seating up front. Great boat!
Your gonna just tell us how awesome your new boat is, then leave us hanging w/o sharing a pic?? CONGRATS!! |
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Looking good, I'm sure you will get some great use out of your new addition.
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Mine in paint today at Mitcher T. Doing the Carbon fiber look today
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Originally Posted by bill63
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Mine in paint today at Mitcher T. Doing the Carbon fiber look today
I think I mentioned that I saw your scheme posted somewhere, maybe FB. It didn't appear to have much black in the paint scheme so I was curious as to why you went w/ a black gel boat. Did you just want the black hull bottom? |
Originally Posted by NASCAT
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Feel free to keep the pics coming Bill.
I think I mentioned that I saw your scheme posted somewhere, maybe FB. It didn't appear to have much black in the paint scheme so I was curious as to why you went w/ a black gel boat. Did you just want the black hull bottom? |
Dive door. Nice!
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I almost went w/ a black hull underside but I was told it will show everything especially where it slides on and off the bunks so I decided against it.
I was surprised you did the entire hull and hull sides in black but maybe that's more cost effective than just doing the bottom black w/ white sides. Regardless I'm sure it's going to look SWEET! I can tell you put allot of thought into this build! |
Originally Posted by NASCAT
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I almost went w/ a black hull underside but I was told it will show everything especially where it slides on and off the bunks so I decided against it.
I was surprised you did the entire hull and hull sides in black but maybe that's more cost effective than just doing the bottom black w/ white sides. Regardless I'm sure it's going to look SWEET! I can tell you put allot of thought into this build! |
Ah, good point.
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Today's pic from Mitcher T
The t-top is going to be cool the ribs will be red with black pipes and silver underneath. |
Making Progress!
When do you expect to receive the boat back in ready to boat condition? |
Originally Posted by NASCAT
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Making Progress!
When do you expect to receive the boat back in ready to boat condition? |
Is that a triple 350 or 400 boat I don't remember?
What props did you end up w/ Rev4 25p's? |
Originally Posted by NASCAT
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Is that a triple 350 or 400 boat I don't remember?
What props did you end up w/ Rev4 25p's? |
I plan to try the Rev4 XP 25.5's this time around.
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