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Originally Posted by Double Rigged
(Post 4253511)
Mercury has boats in the water running the engines for the show! There will also be motors on display on boats as well.
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I heard there is a set on a Cig CC
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Hey all, Im in line. No matter the delivery date of the boat. I kinda have to wait on these new motors wouldn't you think. Saves me a lot of money in the long run. Seems like everybody has the same info for the most part. Sounds like strategic leaks all over the place. Not so much if anymore. Seems like its all about when now. If and when I get any concrete info I will be in touch. Sounds like the info on the site is pretty good. I have a pic of the sides being built up on my boat now. Ill post them later not much to see. Gotta get my girlfriends help as once again I am a total idiot when it comes to this stuff.
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figured you knew something at a minimum LOL... I realize everyone had to be hush hush about it though. can't wait to see how they do on your set up and how they will do overall.
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Hey LA, Not much more than anybody else here. The people on this site seem to have more than most. Im sure we will all have more after Miami. Seems like its gonna be how far back in line everybody is. Funny tho if you look back over the years people were having these same conversations way back then too. Does seem more credible this time. I think some still have to be a little hush hush about it tho. Steve.
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I would think the builders like Skater that buy a lot of Mercury Racing engines whether it would be outboards or inboards would have first shot and the projection run. For Skater they do not have a center console so you may have to wait a bit which stinks. Companies like Cigarette and MTI that CC's with 4-5 motors on one boat will take the bulk of the first production runs. Just my opinion.
I think Mercury should give you yours first because the small O/B cat will really test the motor and longevity more than a CC. |
[QUOTE=Double Rigged;4253790]I would think the builders like Skater that buy a lot of Mercury Racing engines whether it would be outboards or inboards would have first shot and the projection run. For Skater they do not have a center console so you may have to wait a bit which stinks. Companies like Cigarette and MTI that CC's with 4-5 motors on one boat will take the bulk of the first production runs. Just my opinion.
I think Mercury should give you yours first because the small O/B cat will really test the motor and longevity more than a CC.[/QUOT Which is exactly why they make him wait lol! |
Hey all, Just spoke to Tony at factory and deck is supposed to go on next week. I will get the pic of the sides being built up on tonight or tomorrow. Again not that much to see but they'll be here.
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Putting the deck on and all the associated finish work takes a lot of time in the build process. From sides built-up to the deck on (but not finished) was 2 1/2 months on my build (first pics were 6/15/04, second pic was 8/30/04). And yes, I was going back to the factory that often during my build. And to give you an idea of how far you're out from having your boat, I received mine in May of 2005, almost a full year after the hullsides were finished being built up! I don't want to ruin any plans you may have had for this Summer, but don't plan on your new 30 being in any of them. As I've said before Steve, don't rush anything and just enjoy the build process - I sure did!
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Hey Dale. Now I don't have to post my pic because it basically looks like your top two pics. Ha. I hope you're not right about that time thing. They are telling me its supposed to be delivered to me in April still. Would suck if it ran over to fall. ouch. Gotta go out to factory to do gauges and seat set up. Cant wait to see the factory. Thanx for the heads up Dale.
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