Oftentimes when shopping for a boat, the initial plan of what we want can morph into something a little larger and more intricate than we originally intended. And when building a boat, modifications made from the original plans are called change orders. Well, this boater seems to have taken the idea of stepping up from the plan to heart. As you can see by the names of his "big" boat (Change Order) and the "tender" (Original Contract). We at PMY like the way this boater is thinking.
Showing posts with label Sea Ray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sea Ray. Show all posts
Thursday, July 17, 2008
What You Want, What You Get
Oftentimes when shopping for a boat, the initial plan of what we want can morph into something a little larger and more intricate than we originally intended. And when building a boat, modifications made from the original plans are called change orders. Well, this boater seems to have taken the idea of stepping up from the plan to heart. As you can see by the names of his "big" boat (Change Order) and the "tender" (Original Contract). We at PMY like the way this boater is thinking.
Friday, June 15, 2007
Mystery Skiboat
PMY doesn't normally cover skiboats but this one caught my eye. I was on Lake Tellico in Tennessee to test the new Sea Ray 330 Sundancer (the test will be published in our September issue) when this obvious prototye rumbled out of the nearby MasterCraft plant. Now I don't know too much about skiboats but I don't think I've ever seen one powered by two big V-8s. I'd guess the boat was between 26 and 28 feet and that the engine enclosure/cover had been removed for testing. Pretty interesting, huh?
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