Reply With Quoterumor has it to be 32 or 34 twin screws mabeeeee
Does anyone have any info on the new 32 conquest is putting togehter, pics info etc... are they sticking only to a deck or are they building a true cat, a automatic biemme would be awesome...
rumor has it to be 32 or 34 twin screws mabeeeee
from what I've heard its gonna be a 32' cat with a center sponson...set up for twins...
rumor has it that the bottom will be multi-stepped, and also a touch wider than their current offerings. :wink:
Where's Keith with with the lowdown?
Where's Keith with with the lowdown?
post pics Keith
Where's Keith with with the lowdown?
I think it may be a classified mission...
Wow.. i'm really suprised.. I figured everyone on this boad would have the low down... so how bout it keith.. everyone is calling your name.. you must me the MAN....
The plug for the bottom is all but finished. for those that don't know, the plug is generally made out of plywood and bondo and then finished to a near
perfect primered finish. You use the finished "plug" then to make the mold off of. Then you throw away the plug and keep the mold which should make you
about 500 boats over the next decade. Then you start buildin the top plug and mold. Total project should be done about March? 2007?.
It is in fact 32' long and 10' wide and will use twin engines. Unlike some of the other twin engined deckboats, we intend to keep the overall height and
weight much lower in both cases. Trying to make "forward facing" seats
and storage the main priorities. Yes it will have a deep v shaped center
sponson.
Scott Kornowski is the tooler doing the new boat. Some will recognize his
name as the one that did all the Nordic molds back in the late 90's, then did
both of the E Ticket molds and then has been with Group 1 Marine now for about 2 years and is responsible for redoing both the Top Cat I and II molds and created the very fast and sleek 28' Boss Cat boats. He's extremely talented and has proven that his boats run hard. The 25' Rage at Nordic
is possibly the fastest 25' v bottomed family performance boat on the planet, the E Tickets Cat has impressed everyone with 150 mph numbers
and the new Boss Cat that Scott did won the Powerboat Magazine 525 contest last Sept 2005 issue against smaller and lighter boats. We're certainly fortunate to have Scott working with us.
I'll post photos as they become available, right now there's not too much to see. Orders are already being written for the all new 32' "hot rod" Conquest deckboat. Get a mold position now!
Keith Sayre
Conquest Boats
How much?
Are you using "Hot Rod"? sounds a little to much like "Water Rod" ..... NOT that there's anything wrong with that. :crossx: :crossx:
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