DCB is bringing a one-two punch to Miami next month, https://www.speedonthewater.com/coun...b-doubling-up/

Looking forward to seeing these creations! Hope to meet Greg and Yvonne. Maybe even get a ride! Hint hint! 😆

Bow rider cat in photo nice I guess?

If it's of interest to a prospect, the option is avail for a price....it's as individual as paint work - some like it some say WTF (but it obviously opens up options for entertaining over and above a point "A" to point "B" go fast boat)

Congrat's to Greg and Yvonne for their new ride.

It's so amazing to have a boat in the Miami Show. As a kid, it was always a dream. When I was homeless in 2009 this seemed about as likely as going to the moon.

The team at DCB is killing it out there. It will be a great example of their fine work.

All the more reason to appreciate your accomplishment(s) in how far you have come in 12 years and makes the new boat all the more special as not everyone gets to realize success much less one of their dreams!

Having spent time in a DCB open/open bow cat; I can tell you is a FANTASTIC setup that I would definitely own. Just because the seats are there, doesn't mean you have to use them.
Once it's time to get down, everyone puts on their Lifelines, and moves to the backseat. AND it's AWESOME for just cruising the lake at 45mph with a boat full of people; almost like a pontoon.

^^^ don't doubt your comments in the least. My comment was in reply to the previous comment that seemed less than impressed with the option....Peter built a blue 32 (or possibly 36'???) But not as incorporated in design as the DCB offering - or just too far out of the current trend of the day to grab hold...... Also maybe an east coast Vs west coast appreciation until a skeptical person experiences the boat.

That 32 Skater open bow was converted from a 32 standard deck some time after it left Skater. Pete would never build an open bow cat, you notice he hasn't jumped on the center console bandwagon either. With weight and balance being so critical to the transition period (porpoise range) on a true cat, I'd bet that 32 open bow is horrible on flat water with people up in the front.

Congrats to you and Yvonne, Tony, Jeff and crew are all great people and build a beautifully finished product - you'll no doubt be happy with your new M37!