A little salesmanship there, unless this thing is a cat and I missed it. I did not even take hp out for the tranny. Still a nice rig after your done buying space shuttles and all the other toys!

arneson drive and rudder are alot diff than say a bravo

I belive thats the boat I saw about 4 years at the wooden boat show in South Haven Michigan. It looked similar and had an Arneson drive. If so, pictures do it no justice.

I had the good fortune to see the boat under construction in Boyne City and later watch it run where I boat on Lake Charlevoix. Stunning is an excellent description. It almost seemed a shame to risk putting something so beautiful in the water!

One cool detail is how the engine hatch lifts and then slides back electrically. The lift is accomplished using a modified Land & Sea outboard hydro-electric transom jack. Very creative folks and excellent craftsman. When running, it is seriously loud.

Why don't we just start calling them BONER boats, although I suspect that is an accurate description of any boat over 30' with twin big blocks.

I think I read an arcticle about that thing in Playboy:cool:

is that a laminate over fiberglass or a true wood boat?

It’s a true cold molded wood boat.

They built a wooden frame (all designed on a 3D cad system) and laminated the mahogany planks to it under vacuum.

There are also two separate exhaust systems in the boat, one that runs in a muffler stage, and the other is a straight pipe arrangement.

There is a tremendous amount of detail in the boat. Everything is well thought out in the boat and it shows, both in the boat and the recognition it has garnered.

thrill your such a liar... like you read the articles!!
maybe exercise your forearms!!!:eek: :D :p

I did the original 23' Alpha Z for the same owner. He is the most exacting and fastidious person that I have ever been around. His thoroughness shows in this beauty. Can't wait to see what he does next!