Florida Vacation/Ft. Myers and Nor-tech
04-27-2003, 08:35 PM
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MORE POWER! Yes that's right folks...I believe there was an article in one of the powerboating magazines about this boat....4-Sterlings paired to #6 dry sumps in a 50' cat....they are hoping for 200MPH! Now that's some serious hardware!
04-28-2003, 08:06 AM
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Wow Dave!
Thanks for the compliments and great shots. It was a pleasure having you and meeting your family. You're always welcome at Nor-Tech.
That goes for anyone that would like to stop by.
Terry
Thanks for the compliments and great shots. It was a pleasure having you and meeting your family. You're always welcome at Nor-Tech.
That goes for anyone that would like to stop by.
Terry
04-28-2003, 08:26 AM
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I had asked a few builders that I know about the leaving the boat in the mold for a long time. The answers that I got were interesting. Most said it made zero difference, and explained to me why some manufacturers do so (this included a guy that does leave them in the mold for a average of one - one and a half months.
Anyhow their shop is just plain amazingly clean for a builder and that no doubt says a lot about their attitude towards thier boats and customers.
Jon
Anyhow their shop is just plain amazingly clean for a builder and that no doubt says a lot about their attitude towards thier boats and customers.
Jon
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04-28-2003, 06:01 PM
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Thanks for the Pics, everytime I go up there to check out the progress of my new 36 I take my camera but never seem to get any good shots.
This company really seems to have there act together. I has been a pleasure to work with them while having the new boat built.
Did you visit the new engine shop? Holly crap!!! That place is spotless.
Thanks for the Pics, everytime I go up there to check out the progress of my new 36 I take my camera but never seem to get any good shots.
This company really seems to have there act together. I has been a pleasure to work with them while having the new boat built.
Did you visit the new engine shop? Holly crap!!! That place is spotless.
04-28-2003, 07:28 PM
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you do the math if they leave there 36 in the mold for two mouthes that means they could only build 6 boats ayear unless they have more than one mold so 20 boats a year wuold need at least 3 molds i dont think they have that many molds they tell you what you want you want to hear i heard the same story when i bought my boat good luck with the new 36
