The first hatch / Trunk is out of the mold, and looks beautiful. Oerfect fit.

Wow, the fit and finish is awesome!!!

noli, with Rick building the boats, everything is perfect !!!!

Rick is the man.

Rick how is the gas strut working out?

Where does the water that get into the front trunk escape from the boat?

Rick, what type of guys do you think are going to end up buying the Y2K CC 'S, Sport boat type, or the Fishing type ??

Noli,
Couldn't get to the lifts today, Busy with a few other things, like getting the 24 out of the mold and such. As for the water drainage. There really won't be any water up there. But if any does get up there. Don't worry, Superboat will supply you with a straw. Only kidding! Any water that gets up there will drain to the back of the hull where a pump will take care of it.

My guess is that, although it is a CC. Most of the guys that buy this hull are sport boat types, looking for a SUV on the water. Or a SUV with big kahoonas. It's pretty cool when you think about it. A CC going by a 36 Baja with twin 525's.

My thoughts exactly, down by me ( Barnaget Bay ) most guys running around in the CC's usually have a 38'-44' something ( Cat or "V" ) Running some Big Power ( 1000 plus per side ) I guess even the Super Rich need to slow down the rebuilds on the BB's. Plus the fact all the years of trouble free boating with the outboards. I'm sure the Y2K CC'S are gonna sell quick. !!!!!

Gary, I think this boat is gonna sell well too. Figured out the lifting rams for the hatch before I went home tonight. Sorry, no pictures. Kate has my camera. Maybe tomorrow.

Working on Saturday !!