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I'm glad I don't have to work on it.
me too, but i bet thats one sweet sounding boat. i love those old woodies, and two lambo V12's? whats not to like about that?Quote:
Originally Posted by michael hunter
Nice boat and Engine.. but i would not want to have one. You can trade it for a SC550 and maybe 40 years of running cost (Mooring, service gas..) ;-)
That boat wasn't built/bought to be a reliable daily runner for a family to take wakeboarding every weekend. It's a collector's item, built as such. You're all right, maintenance costs through the roof. But I guarantee whoever owns that thing pays a team of people to maintain it for him.
Perhaps its time to make a Saltare with twins v driven ....
My buddy has two old chris crafts, I can't believe the amount of work he puts into them. I always wanted one but every time I stop over his cottage I'm quickly reminded why I don't have one. He's constantly oiling some plank or polishing that or replacing packing. Not to mention the 60 +year old motors that always love attention. I couldn't imagine a lambo v12.
Gorgeous! I would love that boat even if it just had a single detailed PCM in it. Those V12s do truly make it a special boat though.