The best hull warranty! Time to find out!

[BEE2100]

Phoenix is now in the process of putting her back together. Hope to have in the next few weeks. Never got a qoute on the Gator bunks. No biggie I will just do it myself.

[rgbtr196le]

use code BBCGATOR10 when you get ready

https://drewcraft.com/product/gatorbaks-phx/

[BEE2100]

Will do!!

[BEE2100]

BOAT IS DONE!! Now just have to wait to get it home!

[Triton19x2]

BOAT IS DONE!! Now just have to wait to get it home!

Man that is awesome! Let us know how it turns out with some updates on what all they did and how it holds up. I know you are looking forward to getting your boat back!

[BEE2100]

I have got the boat back. The hull looks great haven't had time or decent weather to take her out. Everything they said they would fix they have. Only knock I have on them is the 1/4 inch of fiberglass dust in the bilge area. I have been trying to vacuum and blow it out of all the areas I can reach. I used to do body work when I went to college, and we never gave a car back without cleaning all the dust out of it. Makes me feel like they just wanted to get it out of their hair. 20 years as a finish supervisor for a Cooperage. When we did repair work, we made it look like new when we sent it back. Just infuriates me they did this. Plus, what happens when all that dust gets wet??

[haus9393]

I have got the boat back. The hull looks great haven't had time or decent weather to take her out. Everything they said they would fix they have. Only knock I have on them is the 1/4 inch of fiberglass dust in the bilge area. I have been trying to vacuum and blow it out of all the areas I can reach. I used to do body work when I went to college, and we never gave a car back without cleaning all the dust out of it. Makes me feel like they just wanted to get it out of their hair. 20 years as a finish supervisor for a Cooperage. When we did repair work, we made it look like new when we sent it back. Just infuriates me they did this. Plus, what happens when all that dust gets wet??

when you get a new boat usually the first few times it rains or you take a wave over the bow the auto bilge will pump out fiberglass dust as it all runs to the bilge over time.

[rakkc]

I have got the boat back. The hull looks great haven't had time or decent weather to take her out. Everything they said they would fix they have. Only knock I have on them is the 1/4 inch of fiberglass dust in the bilge area. I have been trying to vacuum and blow it out of all the areas I can reach. I used to do body work when I went to college, and we never gave a car back without cleaning all the dust out of it. Makes me feel like they just wanted to get it out of their hair. 20 years as a finish supervisor for a Cooperage. When we did repair work, we made it look like new when we sent it back. Just infuriates me they did this. Plus, what happens when all that dust gets wet??

assembly workers not cleaning up after themselves isn't a priority, found plenty of left over items (nuts, screws, carpet scraps, trash) inside both of the Phoenix boats I have purchased. Just make it a point to inspect as much as possible prior to leaving dealer and then once its in the garage give it a more detailed look in the hard to access areas. Boats are awesome, but there attention to detail at the plant could be better for sure.

[duncankopprichardson]

assembly workers not cleaning up after themselves isn't a priority, found plenty of left over items (nuts, screws, carpet scraps, trash) inside both of the Phoenix boats I have purchased. Just make it a point to inspect as much as possible prior to leaving dealer and then once its in the garage give it a more detailed look in the hard to access areas. Boats are awesome, but there attention to detail at the plant could be better for sure.

i found a hole saw in my bilge, must have fallen out in an inconvenient location to try to recover it