FINALLY got mine yesterday. Good article, I agree with your sentiments, Pat. Its good to see some (more) big magazine coverage!!

orange or not, that is one crisp looking rig...
...cant beat the 7' beam in the rough....good speed for mild power....all around an exceptional value...

Got mine last night!.. I must say I like the color more now that I see it out of the shop and on the water..Good looking boat...

The boat from the Powerboat Ad (yellow with red stripes) is for sale on Boattrader. Its in Englewood Fl. and priced at $65,000

I found this website. I just happen to buy that powerboat issue when I was in an airport and I read that article. I have been looking into a Superboat ever since. I REALLY want a NEW Y2K but am unsure if I am ready for that much boat(or payment). The (3)lakes around me are relatively small and only offer boat slip rental at $1800 year and we don't have year round boating weather. 30' is alot to tow 30 miles every time you want to put over.

Around LI $1800 for a slip is cheap as far as towing it might be long but I sure does look hot, when you tow the boat around everyone stops and stares... I am buying a 30 now and you can not beat the performance or the value$$$ with any other boat on the market... If you want a real custom built limited production boat thers only one name SUPERBOAT

I see that you are buying a 30', I have seen all the pics as of now, I'm jealous I must say.
I totally agree with the towing aspect, I LOVE to flaunt my toys. My girlfriend is still getting used to the loading and unloading so jumping from a 23' to a 30' may be too overwhelming for her.
With the research I have done I think I can agree. Another issue I am encountering is if these are in the NADA making them financable.
$1800 only gets you a water slip. I would prefer to pay for just the months I use it and take my boat home for the winter or better yet put it in storage.

Can someone scan the article please?

I'll do it when I get home is someone hasn't done it before then.