Nor-Tech....what's in a name.....
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Nor-Tech....what's in a name.....
I'm tired of seeing Apache's name all over this board....now let's talk about the REAL, best damn built boat on the market today......
Let's hear it from the Nor-Tech fans..........
Let's hear it from the Nor-Tech fans..........
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Originally posted by Troutly
Beautiful boat with little drama surrounding it...run well too
Beautiful boat with little drama surrounding it...run well too
Hey had to add some "drama"
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Originally posted by SuperSport
Nor-Tech builds one of the nicest looking boats on the market. They seem to have a very talented designer when it comes to appearance. Anybody know who does their designs?
Nor-Tech builds one of the nicest looking boats on the market. They seem to have a very talented designer when it comes to appearance. Anybody know who does their designs?
Isn't it the same guy that does OL's design's ???
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Oh boy here we go.
Norwegian born Nils Johnsen started building boats when he was a teenager. In the late 80's he designed and built in Sweden what was then the Hi-Tech 5000. In 1990 he and childhood friend, Trond Schou, decided SW FLA was the place to be so they loaded up the mold and moved to..well..a.. Cape Coral. This was the beginning of H.P.B.C., D.B.A., Nor-Tech. I hate to admit it but Nils designs everything in his head. No computer, CAD, just a lot of napkins, cardboard scraps or whatever is handy.
So there you have it.
Thanks,
Terry Sobo
Norwegian born Nils Johnsen started building boats when he was a teenager. In the late 80's he designed and built in Sweden what was then the Hi-Tech 5000. In 1990 he and childhood friend, Trond Schou, decided SW FLA was the place to be so they loaded up the mold and moved to..well..a.. Cape Coral. This was the beginning of H.P.B.C., D.B.A., Nor-Tech. I hate to admit it but Nils designs everything in his head. No computer, CAD, just a lot of napkins, cardboard scraps or whatever is handy.
So there you have it.
Thanks,
Terry Sobo