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Nice craftsmanship.Been a while but I got another picture. This is one thing I'm really excited about. Can't wait to see it in the boat and upholstered.
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Nice craftsmanship.Been a while but I got another picture. This is one thing I'm really excited about. Can't wait to see it in the boat and upholstered.
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Not on site with the boat building but yes. All of their metal work is top shelf quality. Also why you can get what you want.Does East Cape still do their tubing fabrication in house? I always thought that was a nice value added thing they had going on, full custom pipe work inhouse.
I was at the shop on Tuesday and saw it first hand and my god she's a beaut. You are very lucky!Latest pic from yesterday. First time I've seen the poling platform, looking good. Will be picking it up right after the first of the year. Itchin to get fishin.
Thanks!I was at the shop on Tuesday and saw it first hand and my god she's a beaut. You are very lucky!
Having personally installed over 1,000 Bob’s units and hundreds of the rest, nothing to date even comes remotely close to a Bob’s and everything is far from superior! That is a fact! I have Bob’s plates running up here that I installed 20 plus years ago without so much as a hiccup! As far as price goes, quality and reliability count for a big portion of cost IMO and there isn’t anyone building kits to make the Bob’s plates last without binding or breaking like the micro jackers!My personal experience with the Atlas is that it's superior the Bob's. And, IIRC, the Atlas are made in the USA.
Thanks.That is a beautiful boat. Your helm is fascinating and beautiful too.
Thanks. What did you have built?Picking my baby up tomorrow, gonna side eye yours while Im there! Def interested to check out your step on the PP and the size of the motor!
Really good looking boat man, you're going to love it.