Supra Saltare in France

[86 century]

That's cool
If I wasn't so lazy I would do something like that. Having to get in the glovebox to turn the radio down is a pain in the butt.

[Sdc77]

You must do it, it's a cheap part and it changes the life when driving the boat with a friend behind.
I'm also thinking about a Perfect Pass or Hydrophase. But it's very expensive so it will be for next year or never ...

[Salty87]

looks great and functional.

and...look at that warning sticker! it looks brand new. mine is scratched so bad it can't be read. 10 people/2165 lbs...i never knew.

sdc you really take incredible care of your boat!

[86 century]

I highly recommend perfectpass.

My wife who had never pulled anything was just as good as a buddy who has driven for ski shows for the last 15years.

[sybrmike]

And the upgrades continue... Great job & still one of the cleanest Saltares around.

My sticker was so illegible, I took it off. Wonder if the PoPo will ever hassle me?

[cadunkle]

I don't believe it's required on boats over a certain length, maybe 21' or so.

[Sdc77]

Thank you guys for all your compliments, really I appreciate !

Here is our cession yesterday :



Back to the docking place :



And YES, it IS what it looks to be :

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And the "apéro" time (means "apéritif") :

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(I'm the one on the dog house cutting saucisson)

[TitanTn]

And the upgrades continue... Great job & still one of the cleanest Saltares around.

My sticker was so illegible, I took it off. Wonder if the PoPo will ever hassle me?

It's not required on boats over 20 feet. Manufacturers put them there to gain a certain certification. It doesn't really mean anything and no one can require you to have it posted. I removed my scratched decal (now I know how white the boat was originally!).

[Sdc77]

Hey guys, photos of my summer hollidays in south west of France (close to Bordeaux : Biscarrosse Lac)

[Sdc77]