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Its been quiet. Whats the latest, is it happening?
Its been quiet. Whats the latest, is it happening?
Im not concerned. Im not in the market for either.Lol and you were concerned Speed cars lost their hype?
How many were built?He sold all the ones he built. I think it’s hard to keep decent employees right now.
I will hit him up to see if there’s any news
Saw a blue one being worked on at saleen last year, and visited the building Preston bought next to mvd that was going to be the showroom, have not heard anything since.How many were built?
Or Heard about. Not even seenHe sold all he built yet no big photo spreads? That's weird.
There was one teaser thread with barely a handful of pics then crickets. I don't get it.Maybe they call them magic, because nobody ever sees them
Wasn’t that thread called “abracadabra“There was one teaser thread with barely a handful of pics then crickets. I don't get it.
PooffffffffWasn’t that thread called “abracadabra“
I see what you did thereThey are taking deposits for new boats, but they still need to figure out their manufacturing process, address design issues (up to and including how the crankshafts are designed), and complete thorough long term testing. They'll be using those deposits to help fund all of the above efforts.
Who's in?
A "pummeling" is on the way, I'm sure...I see what you did there
what i was thinking too, for the right money you can steal nordic, DCB, ectI talked with Horizon maybe 2 years ago on this, could have been longer. Id like to see what was delivered. When they got to 175k I lost interest in buying, but still wanted to see new ones on the water.
Crazy that you cant find labor in that town. I would think if the salary was high enough you could steal from others or bring in from out of town?
How many were built?
There was one teaser thread with barely a handful of pics then crickets. I don't get it.
With housing getting expensive in Havasu you would think it would be hard for workers to move to Havasu and afford it?
That is true and would only help to raise the Havasu home prices. However, I don’t think people building boats are working from home and I doubt the Havasu pay rate has risen as fast as the housing market.Covid made working from home much easier and acceptable. In other words, many people don't work in the city where they live.
The problem is they have been sitting there for yearsOn another note, when I drive by Ultra they seem to have some every nice looking hulls sitting there. Are they getting these out the door? A few looked great from the street as far as gel colors.
They are taking deposits for new boats, but they still need to figure out their manufacturing process, address design issues (up to and including how the crankshafts are designed), and complete thorough long term testing. They'll be using those deposits to help fund all of the above efforts.
Who's in?
Something new?If you’re talking about Ron Moyes the wheels are turning. Just rounding up the right peeps.
When Magic was in Havasu half the labor force was from mexico lolhulls laid up in mex,,,,hmmmm.. Not the worse idea
Covid made collecting government checks and sitting at home much easier and acceptable. In other words, not many people work.
If you’re talking about Ron Moyes the wheels are turning. Just rounding up the right peeps.
From Nordic maybe. From DCB?what i was thinking too, for the right money you can steal nordic, DCB, ect
Not to mention funding their off shore race team and building those first.They are taking deposits for new boats, but they still need to figure out their manufacturing process, address design issues (up to and including how the crankshafts are designed), and complete thorough long term testing. They'll be using those deposits to help fund all of the above efforts.
Who's in?
If Speed cars can be built in China, why not Magic boats in Mexico.hulls laid up in mex,,,,hmmmm.. Not the worse idea
I talked with Horizon maybe 2 years ago on this, could have been longer. Id like to see what was delivered. When they got to 175k I lost interest in buying, but still wanted to see new ones on the water.
Crazy that you cant find labor in that town. I would think if the salary was high enough you could steal from others or bring in from out of town?
From Nordic maybe. From DCB?
The whole moving to the armpit of hell not withstanding, there’s the concept of actually working in that kind of heat.
I know for a fact DCB has central heat and air conditioning in their spraybooth, and that’s to deal with So Cal heat.
Once we move to Havasu heat? Forgetaboutit.
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8 minutes at 77degrees.
Guess what happens at 40 degrees above that 77 number
Havasu is without a doubt one of the most inhospitable places to do FRP construction.
Tony at DCB could offer me less than Preston and I’d be shooting DCBs!!
where the big girls paintAnd that.. lol
where the big girls paint
housing prices kill the low wage havasu mentallity too.......
word has it they may or may not have help in the graphic dept, helping in the pattern making and layout...........might or might not have some experience in gel helping to eliminate repairs?On another note, when I drive by Ultra they seem to have some every nice looking hulls sitting there. Are they getting these out the door? A few looked great from the street as far as gel colors.
they had a plant in kingman making bayliners in the 90's, now has an electic supply house and a bunch of divided, open sq feetBrunswick has a 200,000 foot plant in Reynosa Mexico on the border with Texas that they are expanding to 385,000 feet.
Brunswick Corp. to Expand Mexico Facility
The builder will add 150,000 square feet of manufacturing space to its Reynosa plant, which will boost production by nearly 60 percent when completed in late 2023.www.tradeonlytoday.com
there is a boat/glass shop opening in kingman, az.....as of late last year, building is already a done deal....cooler temps, closer to attainable living costs for wages offerred...........building for more than one company now, about those cold temps..........
The President of both Bayliner and Sea Ray group at Brunswick is a great guy and former mod-VP driver.they had a plant in kingman making bayliners in the 90's, now has an electic supply house and a bunch of divided, open sq feet
they were huge back in the 90's...........owned more than boat companies........OMC, no?The President of both Bayliner and Sea Ray group at Brunswick is a great guy and former mod-VP driver.
His father was also President of Sea Ray in the late 70’s and early 80’s.