Nor-Tech 4300
10-08-2002 | 07:30 PM
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From: st. clair ,mich
Nor-Tech 4300
Just took delivery Saturday,waited a long time,but it was worth the wait.The detail and quality of workmanship in this boat I guarantee you is second to none.Excellent people to work with at every level.It is in the paint shop now,cant wait to get it in the water.Look me up if you want to know more,see you in Nov.Key West Poker Run!
10-08-2002 | 08:39 PM
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Thanks for the info, what power did you go with, and how is it finished off, Generator,ac and so on. Post some pics of the cabin if you dont mind, Im real curious on the cabin headroom at the bottom step to the v-berth as well as in the head. They seem like awesome machines, congrats and good luck, thanks Jeff
10-10-2002 | 11:41 AM
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Cant wait to see it in person, the graphics look sweet, and I can tell you from alot of my friends experience with Mitcher-T, the paint work will be as top quality as the rest of the boat, and it'll be the only nor-tech I know of locally. Do you ever come down the river to lake st clair, or are you mostly a Lake huron boater?
10-11-2002 | 09:11 AM
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I'll jump in for Dave here. Twin 675 Eickerts, SSM VI's.
The headroom at the bottom step is 6'4" holds about 6' to the deck hatches and then tapers down to about 5'3" at the V berth.
Almost 6' in the head compartment. Plenty of room where you need it (head and galley) but still looks sleek and low on the outside.
We'll dial it in when the paint job is finished.
We just did an intial run on another 43' w/ twin 800's and 6's. Ran close to 100MPH hitting the limiters. Should have it over 100 when set up w/ larger props.
Dave selected Mitcher T and this is our first with him so we can't wait to see it!
The headroom at the bottom step is 6'4" holds about 6' to the deck hatches and then tapers down to about 5'3" at the V berth.
Almost 6' in the head compartment. Plenty of room where you need it (head and galley) but still looks sleek and low on the outside.
We'll dial it in when the paint job is finished.
We just did an intial run on another 43' w/ twin 800's and 6's. Ran close to 100MPH hitting the limiters. Should have it over 100 when set up w/ larger props.
Dave selected Mitcher T and this is our first with him so we can't wait to see it!
JASSMAN
