Inspecting a Fiberglass Boat

[Noelm]

What sort of "extension"?

[docaster]

One of the biggest problems with boats failing is that when people buy a new boat,the most important question they ask is "How much is your boat" not" How well made is your boat"
Vinylester and composite only boats etc all add to the cost and also the longevity of the boat.
All I ever heard was "how much do you sell your boats for"
tug - tellum

When i was looking no salesman could tell me the construction details

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[Corry]

Well the hunt is over, we finally found what we were looking for and picked it up on the weekend.

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2019 (no wood) CC 360M.

I'll do another post with some more details.

Thanks everyone for their advice and responses.

[disorderly]

Congratulations Corry..thats a lovely looking rig...

Is that a 200 Yammie hanging off the back..?

[docaster]

Nice, so what's in the construction make up? Good to hear they've lifted their game. I still have nightmares about my masonite floor lol

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[docaster]

Nice, so what's in the construction make up? Good to hear they've lifted their game. I still have nightmares about my masonite floor lol

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In my cruisecraft 16ft rebel in the 70's

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[Corry]

Is that a 200 Yammie hanging off the back..?

Yeah mate, sure is

Nice, so what's in the construction make up? Good to hear they've lifted their game.

Ya right, one of the things that put me off Cruise Craft was the wood. Takes me back to the 96 Explorer I had, wasn't that old (at the time) and the floor was sort of soft.
Now they're using a composite method. More info here: https://sportsmarine.com.au/cruise-c...-construction/

They call it 'Matrix Grid Construction' method, started in 2016 from memory.