Chicago Show/ Sunsation caught my eye
01-26-2004, 12:11 PM
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Denny,
Don't sweat it too much, I guess I'll just learn to live with it...Baja did it to me last year! On the important front, the boats were awesome, I climbed on a Dominator at the gas dock in my harbor last summer and was very impressed. I appreciate the offer very much...I've got one summer left on my Powerquest and then we'll see about going across the state...
Mike
Don't sweat it too much, I guess I'll just learn to live with it...Baja did it to me last year! On the important front, the boats were awesome, I climbed on a Dominator at the gas dock in my harbor last summer and was very impressed. I appreciate the offer very much...I've got one summer left on my Powerquest and then we'll see about going across the state...
Mike
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01-26-2004, 05:12 PM
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I have to agree that the Sunsation booth was the best of the performance boats. All of the boats were detailed and ready to show (I was waiting in line to get into the show on the first day).
The boats look to be getting better and better (rigging) and have to be in the team photo for one of the better boats on the water.
The new 396 really caught my eye. Offers 6' headroom, 8'6" beam, true 40' (no swim platform), and plenty of proposed speed. I only wished that they had one to see.
Denny, I will be calling you this week to talk about the 396!!!!
The boats look to be getting better and better (rigging) and have to be in the team photo for one of the better boats on the water.
The new 396 really caught my eye. Offers 6' headroom, 8'6" beam, true 40' (no swim platform), and plenty of proposed speed. I only wished that they had one to see.
Denny, I will be calling you this week to talk about the 396!!!!
01-26-2004, 05:56 PM
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Originally posted by Boomer 880
I have to agree that the Sunsation booth was the best of the performance boats. All of the boats were detailed and ready to show (I was waiting in line to get into the show on the first day).
The boats look to be getting better and better (rigging) and have to be in the team photo for one of the better boats on the water.
The new 396 really caught my eye. Offers 6' headroom, 8'6" beam, true 40' (no swim platform), and plenty of proposed speed. I only wished that they had one to see.
Denny, I will be calling you this week to talk about the 396!!!!
I have to agree that the Sunsation booth was the best of the performance boats. All of the boats were detailed and ready to show (I was waiting in line to get into the show on the first day).
The boats look to be getting better and better (rigging) and have to be in the team photo for one of the better boats on the water.
The new 396 really caught my eye. Offers 6' headroom, 8'6" beam, true 40' (no swim platform), and plenty of proposed speed. I only wished that they had one to see.
Denny, I will be calling you this week to talk about the 396!!!!
01-27-2004, 07:53 AM
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Denny I will talk to you as well at the detroit show (if you are there) My brother and I love the sunsations and he is getting close, and I may be as well. If only I could put twin 300x's on the back though?!! See you (or your co-workers) in a couple weeks at COBO.
01-27-2004, 01:34 PM
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dkwestern: Lets stay in touch. You have my number so we can continue.I believe i will be covering a another show instead of Detroit. Looking Forward hearing from you. Den
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