goodbye moomba crew

[yager97]

It was a sad day saturday, as my first boat left on the back of someone elses truck heading 12hours to northern quebec never to be seen again. It was a great first boat. We put over 400 hours of trouble free use on it, the engine runs as strong today as it did when I first bought it. I would not hesitate to recommend Moomba to anyone. I want to thank everyone that has provided any advice regarding servicing issues and anything else to me over the years. Always helpful.

[KSmith]

Indeed a sad day. Are you getting a new boat?

[yager97]

definately getting a new boat. I'm trying my best to be patient and not jump at the first one! It's not working though. I have a great relationship with my local nautique dealership, and will be purchasing off them.

[bergermaister]

Sad day for sure but exciting to be scoping a new(er) boat nonetheless. Watch those rear side vents if you're loaded heavy for surfing - I was surprised to see how low they were on a Nautique I was scoping at the launch earlier this summer!

[Mobius22]

definately getting a new boat. I'm trying my best to be patient and not jump at the first one! It's not working though. I have a great relationship with my local nautique dealership, and will be purchasing off them.

m.m.m.m.mojo haha

[KSmith]

Mmm Nautique, very nice. I was looking at one at the wakeboard tour here this spring, the wife promptly smacked me upside the head and told the sales rep I wasn't allowed in his booth anymore and should I return unescorted to have me shot... not very nice of her I didn't think...

[yager97]

m.m.m.m.mojo haha Unfortunately, the nearest Moomba dealership to me is 4 hours away. And they don't exactly have a great reputation, not to mention the one time I made the drive to check out the LSV the sales man really hassled me, it was a pretty brutal experience. They were trying to sell a leftover 2008 lsv for like 50k. The Nautique dealership is 45mins from my front door, and it is actually the place which I bought the Moomba. I am not in the market for a new nautique, I am going to be staying in the used market, there is so much more value buying used.

[jmvotto]

Yager97, good luck. enjoy that new one when it comes aboard...

[loudsubz]

which moomba dealer did you go to?

also is that a yellow loogy in your first pic?

[yager97]

I have been to both dealers, Bay Marine in Trenton would be the dealership I would buy from if I were to go Moomba again. I dealt with Wes there, good guy. Trenton is over 4 hours away from me, so that rules them out for me. The other dealership is quite far as well, but my experience there was not as good. Enough about that though, yes, thats a yellow loogey. shes sweet.

[loudsubz]

I have been to both dealers, Bay Marine in Trenton would be the dealership I would buy from if I were to go Moomba again. I dealt with Wes there, good guy. Trenton is over 4 hours away from me, so that rules them out for me. The other dealership is quite far as well, but my experience there was not as good. Enough about that though, yes, thats a yellow loogey. shes sweet.

Also bought our boat from Trento from Wes. Like you say, good guy. They are only 2 hours away but its still a bit much for smaller stuff. The other one in muskoka we have not had good experiences with either, and from what I have heard from others. We try not to do business with them.

I love my yellow loogy too. Just got it this year and its a really fun board, I love how light it is.

[viking]

These sub-par SC dealers are pushing some of the buying public to look elsewhere. I'm another one.
Can't they even follow-up with someone wanting to do MORE business with them? Personally I'd rather own an LSV but Centurian is only 10min. from my house and certainly their not as bad as the SC dealer 4hrs away. Ughhhh!