28 Skater Pic thread
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Okay thank you for the history. I had always wondered where that white 28 went. My brother traded that 28 into lake Cumberland for the 36 skater liquid metal. Crazy it's back over seas for a second time!
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Great stuff. Here is the trouble I have. If you look at the price sheets on most of the rigging options such as props steering etc have not gone up much in cost. Now instead of spraying multiple gelcoat colors you can just paint. I know thing cost a bit more in today's times than back in the day but you would think based on those prices for hulls which I am sure back then they were still making money they could sell 28's today that you could get a base boat for a lot less than 200k.
I think if they would sell a new basic turn key model for around 175k the 28 would come back to life!
Just dreaming I guess.
I think if they would sell a new basic turn key model for around 175k the 28 would come back to life!
Just dreaming I guess.
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From: Antioch, IL
Kirk Jurinek now owns it and had to go through everything to get those engines figured out. It's running well now. Here's a video last summer I took. He lives around the corner from me in Antioch.
https://youtu.be/59S0QMAIjH8 I own the Mobile 1 boat now. Should be ready for the water this spring.
Last edited by Larry Gempp Jr.; 02-20-2016 at 11:02 PM.





