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Updated:
2/27/2013 (11 years ago)
Originally Posted: 2/18/2013
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Owner: Mike Kochmann
Forum Nickname: FloridaMike
Location: Orlando, FL
Model: 2012 Ski Nautique CB
Length: 21
Engine: Chevy PCM 350
HP: 343
Hours: 50
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Forum Nickname: FloridaMike
Location: Orlando, FL
Model: 2012 Ski Nautique CB
Length: 21
Engine: Chevy PCM 350
HP: 343
Hours: 50
Modify this Diaries Listing
This is our 3rd SNCB. Being a lifelong CC fan, it is truly magic being able experience the thrill of driving and skiing behind these boats, especially when a revolutionary design, such as this current model, comes along. It has rock-star looks, effortlessly floats across the water, and is a dream to get behind.
Living in Orlando, it was easy to experience our boat's birth at the factory. It was conceived in the mold on a Thursday. The next working day at the factory, Monday, we saw the top deck and bottom hull in separate locations. On Tuesday, the decks were joined, windshield on, engine in, and dash installed. It was already a boat! By Thursday, all the interior was in place and it was baptized via its lake test on site. So, after only one week in-process, it was ready to go to the dealer for final prep.
We had a custom "condom" cover made for it at a local canvas shop, then it made its way to our home in Oviedo, where it lives a sheltered life under our covered boat house. Not only is it a looker, it so much more than just show. Whether it is shortline slalom, wake surfing, or putting slowly around the lake, it is a pleasure to own yet another Ski Nautique.
Living in Orlando, it was easy to experience our boat's birth at the factory. It was conceived in the mold on a Thursday. The next working day at the factory, Monday, we saw the top deck and bottom hull in separate locations. On Tuesday, the decks were joined, windshield on, engine in, and dash installed. It was already a boat! By Thursday, all the interior was in place and it was baptized via its lake test on site. So, after only one week in-process, it was ready to go to the dealer for final prep.
We had a custom "condom" cover made for it at a local canvas shop, then it made its way to our home in Oviedo, where it lives a sheltered life under our covered boat house. Not only is it a looker, it so much more than just show. Whether it is shortline slalom, wake surfing, or putting slowly around the lake, it is a pleasure to own yet another Ski Nautique.