Brian,

Looks great!...your boyz ate up that Big Water in OC this weekend...Very Impressive!

Marty

I did see that. I was just making one of my typical "smart-ass" comments, and it wasn't meant to be taken seriously. If I could figure out how to squeeze one of Brian's boats into my budget, I would. I like the structural design used and it looks very effective for maintaining hull integrity in rough water conditions. I also like the flush deck hatch design. It compliments the boat nicely.

Yea we're curious too - haha. Never had a back seat like this one installed. This boat will not have coaming pads ,etc. Premier made the templates but we chose not to put them in this boat.

It's funny we're R&D'ing interiors , seats etc. We've been eating up big water for a long time. My plan was always to prove ourselves 1st in racing and then develop the bling stuff. I am one proud papa. Thanks for all the comments. Oh yea and my hat is off to Warren and Mack for their great win in Ocean City. That was unbelieveable.

Any pics of their run?

Go to racers milling and then to OPA / ORL . Watch the video of the finish. Probally the closest finish in history.

Back seat is in.

Boat looks fantastic!!!

Thanks. The seats are being mounted in now. In pics David just sat them in place. I have a great partner!

Brian, The boat and interior look sweet. PPI did the interior for an Apache I restored. Jim is a great guy to deal with.They are usually very busy, so it was great they helped a one off guy like me.

What motors have you tested in your boat? As a suggestion, consider building a basic boat with perhaps a 496 HO , and price it right. Superboat builds their 30' Y2K that way and they have a wait list.