One more thing--I looked thru the Sales Brouchure and they don't show a Legacy closed bow.
The Comp is the only boat they show in closed bow. Of these two.
I can make some copies of the info I have, if you want.
Let me know.
One more thing--I looked thru the Sales Brouchure and they don't show a Legacy closed bow.
The Comp is the only boat they show in closed bow. Of these two.
I can make some copies of the info I have, if you want.
Let me know.
you have a comp in my humble opinion.
I double concur. And that "legacy" lettering doesn't look like any Supra lettering I've seen so it may not even be factory. Of course, like I always say . . . . during those years Supra didn't seem to be too concerned about it much if they put together a boat that was just a little different and undocumented. You may have a one-of-a-kind. Jim Jackson would probably know because he worked there during that time - I think.
Jeffrey - pretty boat by the way! I love a good Comp!
Legacy or a Comp, either way-a fantastic ski boat, to be enjoyed.
That's a Comp. 100% sure.
The Legacy was based on the Comp hull to give it the same performance, but with an Open Bow. It's 4.5" longer than a Comp, and obviously open bow. It is not a trim package. The Legacy is basically the modern version of a Mariah. Open bow, slightly longer, based on the same low profile hull of the comp.
Congrats, you have a Comp. One of my most favorite of the Supra line.
I messaged Jim at Viper last night and this is his reply:
"No, it would be a Comp. The Legacy is available with two different bow configurations, but both were open bow! The fifth digit of the serial number should be a 1, if its a Legacy it would be an 8."
There you have it - check your serial number!
Jeffrey that's a beautiful boat! I hope you don't put a tower on . . . but understand if you do. Comp's are just so sexy the way they are without the tower!
Last edited by csuggs; 01-29-2013 at 12:06 PM.
I concur re tower! Too nice lines on the boat as it is !
That's fine. Don't believe me. Hater.
Besides, you know this boat is in the archive section right?
http://www.supraboats.com/archive/