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That could be good news for me. :D

180 hours in freshwater on a lift in a garage. very little sun, no rain, wind or water for most of its life. It might as well be in your bathtub!

That's retail I hope. Their new replacement program was going to be alot more cost effective, so I have heard. I spoke with Stellings a while back and they thought that because of my staggered...

I have about 180 hours as of right now. Every year I do new impellers and housings at the beginning of the season.

Both my friend and I have 525's with the original headers from 2004. Neither one of us has had a problem yet. I will pressure test this season, but I think that the header failure rate has to be a...

I like this boat alot because it so different. I think the wood is cool and the overall cockpit high end looking, kinda like a yacht. The outside is great looking and the paint nice as well. As far...

I hate too see stuff like this. At least everyone is ok.

Me as well.

Not bad for an old hull made out of fiberglass. :D Maybe it was the superior fit and finish that makes it so fast.

The ironic thing here is that OL is not the best boat available today. But the media and a select few have got the boating community to believe its the best thing since sliced bread. OL is the best,...

Its always sad to see someone cut their toys loose due to the economy.

Pressure stays more consistent with fluctuating temperatures. Less likely to set off a tire pressure monitor with temp changes. Other than that, alot of hype.

Seems that Cig, OL, MTI, Skater, Nortech plus a few others are doing OK. Its good to hear that Donzi is OK as well.

This is not normal. Either the boat was rushed for the show or there was a quick repair in that area for some reason. Cig is second to no one for fit and finish.

Most of the photographs don't do the boat any justice. But, I have seen certain photos that make the boat look great. Either way, it still was an impressive joint venture pulled off by Skip.

What's the beam on this boat?

Could digital be a fad or is it here to stay?

Because the old crap looks better in some of our opinions. I like the new stuff as well, but you just cannot beat rows of gauges.

Darren,
The 48 would be nice for the lake. Of course you will need a new lift.........

I have been on a 52. Nice machine.

Nice usable sunpad too.

The boat in the last photo terminates the Terminator for best looking MTI at the show.:D

That is wild looking! Pretty cool with the names as well.

Who says that digital would be more accurate? Digital can be out of calibration as well. I would imagine that digital would be more accurate, but who really knows, unless you calibrated it yourself?

Agreed on the rpm's.