First Look: Meet The Donzi 39 VRZ
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As far as the CC haters, I really don't see the trend going away and people going back to traditional v-hulls with small cockpits.
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Most CC covers don't go over the t-top but secure underneath it. But yes, they are a PIA, and my boat is considerable shorter than this boat.
As far as the CC haters, I really don't see the trend going away and people going back to traditional v-hulls with small cockpits.
As far as the CC haters, I really don't see the trend going away and people going back to traditional v-hulls with small cockpits.
I thought DONZI showed a OB performance V, what happened to that?
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Most CC covers don't go over the t-top but secure underneath it. But yes, they are a PIA, and my boat is considerable shorter than this boat.
As far as the CC haters, I really don't see the trend going away and people going back to traditional v-hulls with small cockpits.
As far as the CC haters, I really don't see the trend going away and people going back to traditional v-hulls with small cockpits.
They're good for what they were designed for though... fishing offshore.
Last edited by Plowtownmissile; 04-12-2023 at 12:24 PM.
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Just a few thoughts and clarifications as I know who ordered this and have talked at length with Craig B. and Fred at Donzi.
First: This was ordered with the 300s with the paint and interior to the owners spec. It looks beautiful and is a well laid out day boat. Is it over the top, big, bold, wide, with a huge cabin - no. Is it based off the older models - yes but it is a new hull and slightly wider.
Second: There is a market for these and it is not designed to compete against the larger CC cruisers. Not everyone wants, nor can afford a million dollar 40' CC and only want a day boat with a usable bathroom. Not everyone wants to do 90+ in a CC - heck, going over 70 MPH in a CC is not really fun for an extended time to be honest. At the Donzi 39 CC price point, if you do have a million $ to spend, you can have the Donzi and also an OB cat that runs 100+ that actually is fun to drive.
First: This was ordered with the 300s with the paint and interior to the owners spec. It looks beautiful and is a well laid out day boat. Is it over the top, big, bold, wide, with a huge cabin - no. Is it based off the older models - yes but it is a new hull and slightly wider.
Second: There is a market for these and it is not designed to compete against the larger CC cruisers. Not everyone wants, nor can afford a million dollar 40' CC and only want a day boat with a usable bathroom. Not everyone wants to do 90+ in a CC - heck, going over 70 MPH in a CC is not really fun for an extended time to be honest. At the Donzi 39 CC price point, if you do have a million $ to spend, you can have the Donzi and also an OB cat that runs 100+ that actually is fun to drive.







