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Not my boat but this one is a view in the sun, the pacific blue doesn’t change much and it pops on the water for sure.
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Never too much blue. We ordered the duel colored trailer for this one.
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Didn’t think about that til you said something lol
Neighbor of mine just brought up an interesting point (he has a red boat and trailer)...colored trailers are easier to see in our murky water here in Ohio. He said it’s especially helpful when loading or unloading the boat in morning, at night, or when overcast.
Either way, I’m think we’ll stick with the colored trailer.
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink :D
It will look great either way, you could always do the two tone...black base with the blue fenders. It's only money and you can't take it with you.
You won’t be disappointed with all blue trailer.
Not too many colors will match the tow vehicle.
Black will match black, white will match white but most other colors will not match tow vehicle.
Reds, blues, greens will all likely be shades off.
Trailer matching boat is more critical to me.
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Man I am jealous!! Our boat goes into production the first week in February and we would love to visit the plant! You will have to see if you can spot it!
I think we are going to plan a trip for next year to visit some lakes in Tennessee (kind of a wake9 inspired trip) and stop by for a tour.
Thanks! That would be pretty cool if you spotted it! I'll have to contact my sales person to get the exact spray date. Here it is...
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You will love the Craz
lol that’s what I’m thinking, I was most worried about the seat boxing but that doesn’t see direct sunlight. Was debating on doing the black areas in pacific blue but I like the way the black breaks it up (between deck color and grey seats)
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Home stretch, went down to dealer to pay for this beauty yesterday. Waiting continues, we take delivery on 4/12! :cool:
They actually had it pulled up and are starting prep, just needs tower audio and batteries.
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Well we got her on Tuesday and had our maiden voyage Thursday, way beyond our expectations, we love it. Our first boat so there is definitely a learning curve, we have ~6 hours left of break-in to sort out how to drive lol
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Awesome man!! Boat looks great and I hope y'all have a blast on your new baby. I can't wait until my delivery gets here! It has seemed like AGES waiting. They start the build next Wednesday!!
Looks awesome! I think your interior color combos came out great, hope you're ready for a fun summer.
We've all been there at some point with our first Vdrive. Take your time, don't be in a hurry and I'm sure you've heard it....don't approach the dock any faster than you are willing to hit it.
Use some of that remaining break-in to work on low speed maneuvers. Use a life jacket out in open water and practice your approach, reverse, etc.
The jitters will go away and then it's time to have fun!
Have a good weekend!
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Matt,
Boat is looking good, blue black looks great!!!!
Blue interior accents and trailer were wise choices.
As stated just previous , V drives take practice.
Slower the better approaching the dock.
Personally I prefer to approach the left side of a dock at about 10-15 deg slowly and hit reverse to stop and pull ass end in.
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Thanks all!
Getting better today as far as driving goes. Also put in at a real steep ramp and still got it on the trailer no problem.
Sitting at 7 hours. Almost done w break in!
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Color came out great!! Congrats!
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What dock lines are those? They look similar to the bungee ones I use but much thicker and nicer looking. How you liking the buoy balls?
Appreciate it! We’re thrilled
Here they are, they’re great when the dock clears are in the right spots
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They’re awesome! I got the Exile ones. Take a minute to blow up manually, and plenty big enough for good protection. I got them on a BOGO deal so it was a no brainer. $25 for both or something like that.
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