No bump rail would look awesome !!!! All the top boat builders do the glass over instead. Very tough on the boat in the real world, nicks all over the glass But what the heck, go for it ....................it's only money !!!!!!!!!!! Just think another superboat 1st !!!!

That no rub rail would be very time consuming to do. No estimate for that one, sounds like a time and material to me. Just think every time you go on the boat you need a crew so you dont scratch it. Is the look going to worth the work ? Not for me

If I were you I'd think long and hard before you opt for it. Looks real sweet but not very user friendly. Thats why I went with the rubrail with the stainless steel insert. Looks nice and durable too!

Rob, no bump rails = big $$$$$ However it looks GREAT !!!!!

You also need a 4 man crew when docking. Forget that idea. If you want fancy, do what Oh Zone did and get the stainless insert for the bumprail. Looks real classy, and SUPER durable.

Its SUPERb!

So is that a No you can't do it Rick?

What does JC include with a blank hull? Seats? Bases? Anthing extra?

Just came back from my buddies new shop... Gonna helpp over the weekend build the engine room and all the other odds and ends. He should be up and running by the first so I'm really starting to lean towards a bare hull.

Input Plz

I believe it comes with seats Rob. As far as the glassed together hull without bumprail. 10k option. That price comes from JC. That makes a FX special blueprinting job look easy. Its not practical considering the shape of our hull. A cigarette hull almost goes straight down, as do the cats. Our Y2K goes in almost 3". It wouldn't look right.

Thats what i was worried about.. the whole look of it. Woohoo saved 10k already

For a few more pics of ms. HB, I think I can shave off a few more $$