Chief Powerboats - The Beginning of a new tribe
02-10-2005 | 05:40 PM
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Re: Chief Powerboats - The Beginning of a new tribe
[QUOTE=dockrocker] Is Stinson still involved, I see he's not listed on the "staff" page QUOTE]
Dockrocker I can answer that question for you. No Sean is not involved with Chief. He is pursuing other endeavors at this time. However, we wish all the guys at Chief the best of luck. It looks like they have a beautiful product.
Dockrocker I can answer that question for you. No Sean is not involved with Chief. He is pursuing other endeavors at this time. However, we wish all the guys at Chief the best of luck. It looks like they have a beautiful product.
02-10-2005 | 05:57 PM
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Re: Chief Powerboats - The Beginning of a new tribe
Originally Posted by Boatme
This boat will see alot of time on the water this year at many Poker Runs
Mark
02-10-2005 | 06:15 PM
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Re: Chief Powerboats - The Beginning of a new tribe
[QUOTE=IceAngel]
Classy responce Terra. You know we wish you and Sean the best of luck as well.
Originally Posted by dockrocker
Is Stinson still involved, I see he's not listed on the "staff" page QUOTE]
Dockrocker I can answer that question for you. No Sean is not involved with Chief. He is pursuing other endeavors at this time. However, we wish all the guys at Chief the best of luck. It looks like they have a beautiful product.
Dockrocker I can answer that question for you. No Sean is not involved with Chief. He is pursuing other endeavors at this time. However, we wish all the guys at Chief the best of luck. It looks like they have a beautiful product.
02-10-2005 | 06:19 PM
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Re: Chief Powerboats - The Beginning of a new tribe
As the owner of the First Mohican, I have to say that working with Marc, Bobby and Scott has been a real pleasure. These guys are straight shooters with tremendous follow through.
I think Mitcher T did a fantastic job on the paint. I know it has surpassed my expectations. I would recommend Mitch to anyone. His work speaks for itself. The pictures don't come close to doing it justice.
More news to come....
I think Mitcher T did a fantastic job on the paint. I know it has surpassed my expectations. I would recommend Mitch to anyone. His work speaks for itself. The pictures don't come close to doing it justice.
More news to come....
02-10-2005 | 06:52 PM
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Re: Chief Powerboats - The Beginning of a new tribe
Originally Posted by ApacheCarl
Boatme,
You know, I'm a little bummed you call the 37' model the 37 Warhawk. You think you could bump up the Warhawk name to the 42' model ????? The WarHawk is a 41' Apache. Changing the models around would REALLY help me avoid some confusion at all the local watering holes.
As it is now I'll have to explain to people that my boat is an Apache, not a Chief, AND(as if I need the distraction while trying to have a few Rum and Cokes) explain that my boat really is 41' long. If you made the 42' the WarHawk model I would only have to explain the different manufacturers involved, not go into a long dissertation about hull length thereby leaving me more time for Rum and Cokes and chicken wings.
Never-mind the confusion for the people that bought our 2 previous Cigarette 38's(86,88 model years) that were called WarHawk. Those poor people are going to have alot of explaining to do. Not a Chief, not an Apache and not 37' long. The confusion at the local Shooters could hit historic levels.
For the sake of the Bacardi Corporation, please, consider my proposal.
You know, I'm a little bummed you call the 37' model the 37 Warhawk. You think you could bump up the Warhawk name to the 42' model ????? The WarHawk is a 41' Apache. Changing the models around would REALLY help me avoid some confusion at all the local watering holes.
As it is now I'll have to explain to people that my boat is an Apache, not a Chief, AND(as if I need the distraction while trying to have a few Rum and Cokes) explain that my boat really is 41' long. If you made the 42' the WarHawk model I would only have to explain the different manufacturers involved, not go into a long dissertation about hull length thereby leaving me more time for Rum and Cokes and chicken wings.
Never-mind the confusion for the people that bought our 2 previous Cigarette 38's(86,88 model years) that were called WarHawk. Those poor people are going to have alot of explaining to do. Not a Chief, not an Apache and not 37' long. The confusion at the local Shooters could hit historic levels.
For the sake of the Bacardi Corporation, please, consider my proposal.
No it's not an Apache.
No it's not a Chief.
It's a Saber
who?
NK
02-10-2005 | 06:53 PM
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Re: Chief Powerboats - The Beginning of a new tribe
Originally Posted by pappo
As the owner of the First Mohican, I have to say that working with Marc, Bobby and Scott has been a real pleasure. These guys are straight shooters with tremendous follow through.
I think Mitcher T did a fantastic job on the paint. I know it has surpassed my expectations. I would recommend Mitch to anyone. His work speaks for itself. The pictures don't come close to doing it justice.
More news to come....
I think Mitcher T did a fantastic job on the paint. I know it has surpassed my expectations. I would recommend Mitch to anyone. His work speaks for itself. The pictures don't come close to doing it justice.
More news to come....
NK
