Big-Time Winter Projects In The Works At Waves And Wheels
02-07-2023 | 03:05 AM
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Big-Time Winter Projects In The Works At Waves And Wheels
From several MTI cats, Outerlimits and Cigarette V-bottoms, a Nor-Tech 5000 Roadster and more, Missouri's Waves and Wheels has been busy with a variety of performance boat projects this winter.
https://www.speedonthewater.com/big-...ves-and-wheels
https://www.speedonthewater.com/big-...ves-and-wheels
02-07-2023 | 11:46 AM
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Man they do some nice stuff
Anyone had work done by them? Curious how their pricing is for interior work versus a shop that's not as famous in the scene...do you pay a premium just to say it was done at WAW??
Anyone had work done by them? Curious how their pricing is for interior work versus a shop that's not as famous in the scene...do you pay a premium just to say it was done at WAW??
02-07-2023 | 08:38 PM
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Andy one of the owners of Graphc worx and Md offshore is who painted my Tiger and they did the work on my 20 as well. I have seen the interior work on some of the boats first hand as well as much of the rigging is done about 20 mins from home here in MD. I couldn't be more pleased with the pricing, quality of work as well as the communication throughout all of my projects. I have a complete Blueave stereo as well in my Tiger (the blueave sub in my 20 was submerged for 3 months and still worked) https://www.facebook.com/WavesandWhe...58458838653757
when i first went to them I was just a client, now we are all friends. its the same when the loto guys come up to MD and one of my pittbulls is the niece of justins dog Roxy.
when i first went to them I was just a client, now we are all friends. its the same when the loto guys come up to MD and one of my pittbulls is the niece of justins dog Roxy.
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