"But it’s hard to get people to buy boats if they don’t know the company is going to be here the day after tomorrow,” he continued. “Outerlimits is not going out of business. Period. I have a very strong partner who is going to be coming to help run things. Outerlimits is probably in the best financial situation it has been in for the last six or seven years." Read the whole article

Here we go only posted it because I like that Joe was doing it!A real racer!:angry-smiley-038:I knew before you but didn't want to say!STOP!If you know nothing say nothing hows that for driving my point home:bsflag:

If you knew then why would you present it as a question in the general discussions forum? Why not of just start a thread with the fact that you knew he bought the company? And I can assure you as of August it was not joes company. And that will be all I have to say about this. Good luck to joe and the future of his company

And if you are going to act as Joe's mouthpiece then why don't you post useful information or just keep quiet? Good luck Joe. I hope Mike's legacy can live on.

My money is on Reggie Fountain being the partner.

this is fun lol :food-smiley-007:

Please stop with all the speculation, hear say, and 3rd party info. I seriously doubt that anyone here has the slightest clue of how Outerlimits was running before Mike's death or after. Speculating on profit, debt,and percentage of ownership is not for anyone to discuss. The point of the press release was to assure any current OL owners or potential OL purchasers that the company will continue with the financial backing of a man (Joe Sgro) that has the passion and experience in performance boating to build the company and inspire confidence that OL will continue to be on the forefront of performance boating.

Well said Billy Boats, nice ride as well!