There is no cabin in the 42 GTX's.

Lot of boat for the money.Why does the hull sit so close to the trailer?

Where has the boat been since Mr. Applegate passed away in 06?

I think it was tied up for a while after his passing then the bank sold it to the guy in TN and now its at Shogrens.

Just the trailer.......its not that close.

I have been the owner of the GTX for the last couple of years, after a couple for 42 Fountains one with 575’s and the other with 900’s I wanted a set down boat. This GTX was the “Jus Trucking” boat of the late Scott Applegate which has a lot of history from the east coast. I never had the oppourinity to meet Scott but from what I have been told and read was a great person with a passion for running hard in Poker Runs. Over the last couple of years we have spent a lot of time and money on the boat getting it back in shape and looking good. We have run the boat mostly in the Southeast at PR and some local boating in the Nashville Tennessee area. The GTX is one truly great boat to drive and it is very forgiving when you make a mistake. The boat cruises at 100 and will run 120. We have purchased another 42 Fountain with 850’s it fits the type of boating we are currently doing. If you have question about the boat contact Scott or Greg at Shogren Performance. I would like to thank Eric, Allen, Jerry and Troy for all the help in getting the boat back in shape. I know that Scott Applegate would proud of the condition of the boat as it set today, along with so many of his friends from the East Coast. Good luck to the next owner.

was that boat damaged and repaired and if so how bad ?

The OL never

still have the gellner engines?

the boat looked great here in the poker run.. if that had a cabin it would be mine...

The engines are still the same setup as when Dean built them. We redone them at the first of the year at EB's