i think the platform works nicely w/ the decklines.
w/o it the boat would look as if the back were cut off.

but i too like to see all the hardware on the back of the boat when lookin...
nice extension box, or exhuasts and tabs... :cool:

I think at idle speeds the swimplatform carries the lines the best. :D

Eddy,
From what I heard, the twin outboard Y2K ran in the low 90's. As far as the swim platform. It's pretty much standard on all the Y2K's.

I know for a fact that Rick loves the swim platform, here he is fishing ( he he ha ha ) off the back of Superbabi on the Great South Bay. :D

I/O.

I'm in a 22' Donzi Classic now and I'm thining about something in the 28'-30' range. 28 Pantera's and Y2K's are at the top of the list. I'd stay in the Donzi line but they don't have a model larger than the 22 Classic with out a platform untill you get to the 38 ZR Competition and that's not in the budget anytime soon. It would be cool to go from a 22 footer w/ a 7' beam to a 30 footer w/ a 7' beam.

Dan

Check out the 26 or the 28 Joker

What are you kidding? Joker doesn't even have their own forum! :evilb: :D

Well said Dave. p729 lws, stick with the proven winner...........SUPERBOAT Y2K !!!!:D

Best looking boat on the Jersey Shore. :cool:

Gary Thats How Rick Fishes ? I Thought He Mite Be Relieving Himself. I Know Test Runs Can Be Lengthy But Never Dry ! Whos The Guy Taking Pictures Of Rick Taking A Leak ? Your starting to scare me !