(2) 300 boat will run 63-64
(3) 300 boat will runj 75-77

2 vs. 3 300's adds $56,077 MSPR

twin 300 vs. 350 is $29,000
triple 300 vs. 350 is $42,000

(3) 350's boat ran 82.5
(2) 350's haven't been built yet. Guessing around 68-69.

thanks for the info eddie...quite a jump in pricing to go from twin to trips although I realize that's msrp.

love the layout on these things! ride will be the next thing to experience I suppose.... I know...that's what she said LOL.

MSRP is including everything that goes with the 3rd engine. More rigging, triple Livorsi DST controls, assuming you get them, which I highly recommend. I had Merc DST controls on my last boat....never again for me. If you are custom painting engines, there is one more to paint. With twins you use Vessel View 4, trips or quads requires vessel view 7. And then there is MSRP versus negotiated price.

missed you two's (mental and knot) posts LOL...thanks mental, if I get ready to get serious I will def look at a few CC's those two are prolly at the top of the list.

Let me know if you ever want to talk about them. Or if you ever get up LOTO way we can go out.

will do. the shootout is not in the cards this year even with a free seat in skates 308 LOL...so wont make it out there, hopefully next year!

The 35 Statement looks like a great option also in that size range. Very good chance my next boat will be a CC but I'll be in the Concept/Renegade price range instead of the Nor-Tech market.

Nothing wrong with a Renegade.

Keep it up and I'll put that sumb!tch up on the beach at Captain Ron's.

Performance Boat Center at LOTO has had a 35 statement for sale since last year. Nice boat and priced right (asking 240k) so not sure why it's not sold. One thing the girls and kids really like on the CCs is the lounge in front of the CC. Statement has a seat there instead, and that seat swings away for entrance to the head in the CC. Makes me wonder if that design is a negative for some people. It's a personal taste thing, but I like the lounge set up much better.