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svo posted 03-02-2000 10:47 AM ET (US)
Alln new Boston Whaler hull have waves on them. It is bad for such a high price boat.
bigz posted 03-02-2000 12:53 PM ET (US)
Well guess what SVO, so did a lot of the older ones, function of curring time is what I understand from a ex-production manager at Sea Ray turned marine surveyor now. As long as there is no de-lamination it is only cosmetic --- your right it should not be on ALL hulls --- so is it on the old style hulls they still produce or the new AccuTrac ones or both? Regards, Thomas

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Author	Topic: Buyer Beware: New Boston Whaler Hull
svo	posted 03-02-2000 10:47 AM ET (US) Alln new Boston Whaler hull have waves on them. It is bad for such a high price boat.
bigz	posted 03-02-2000 12:53 PM ET (US) Well guess what SVO, so did a lot of the older ones, function of curring time is what I understand from a ex-production manager at Sea Ray turned marine surveyor now. As long as there is no de-lamination it is only cosmetic --- your right it should not be on ALL hulls --- so is it on the old style hulls they still produce or the new AccuTrac ones or both? Regards, Thomas