Donzi Boats if I had my way - Bring them all to the market with 540 / Bravo packages (or Verados) and showcase great speed at a fair price - sit between entry level and full custom:

18', 22', 27' Classics - Single I/O or OB

38', 45' - ZRC Sit Down / Race

35', 39', 45' - ZR Sport - bring them back

29', 35', 39' - Center Consoles - bring them back

41' GTZ (since you have the molds - redesign the interior layout)

Question,

I didn't know there was a 45 ZRC?

The ZR's were 35, 38 and 43 weren't they?

The 35 and 38's are still priced high on the used market that is for sure. Liked the ones with the drop down rear seats.

Don't forget the 27 ZR. I was surprised that it didn't sell better.

There were plans to make a 43 ZRC, back in the mid 2000's but it never panned out.

Years ago I wrote about how Donzi should update the hull on the Classics to make it perform better while retaining the classic look. It got a lot of interesting feedback.

The 41 GT was a decent concept but not very well executed.

article
https://www.wavetowave.com/home/2017...ck-in-the-past

I love the classic line (we have a Limited Edition 22 Blackhawk). It is insane what they want for these boats these days. I just don't understand who would pay anywhere near $150k for a loaded 22. They dont even offer it with a "blue" motor anymore. Obviously this is MSRP pricing, but still.
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We love our Classics just the way they are, thank you!

"I love the classic line (we have a Limited Edition 22 Blackhawk). It is insane what they want for these boats these days. I just don't understand who would pay anywhere near $150k for a loaded 22. They dont even offer it with a "blue" motor anymore. Obviously this is MSRP pricing, but still."

I have over 100k into my 22. Others have much more invested. I think they will install any reasonable power package if you sign a waver.

Great article. Scott Porta put a pad on a 22 not that long ago with great results. That bottom is begging for an update.

Definitley. I'd love to see Scott's project, great idea.

If you want a hull with a pad then buy a boat that has a pad. The one that crashed at LOTO a few years ago had a pad added with disastrous results. Bjorn in Sweden ran 112 mph in his 22 Classic and NO HULL MODS. I talked to him about it. No insane power either.