Does this hull look familiar.?

Came across this boat company on a local site.

Is it just me or does the hull look simmilar to CC.

Standard Boats

Anyone know anything about them.?

Pete,
Didn't notice the photoshop. Might have another look.

Dims match pretty close to a SN2001, but the bow looks more stretched out a bit like a Supreme.?

Andrew,
It's the home page photo that looks photoshoped. Looking at the rest of the site, I see they do have one in the water. I'm looking at the basic shape of the hull (narrow) and the reason I mentioned a 70's boat. It may not be a CC because they would need to be concerned with legal problems but may be off a now no longer boat similar. I acually thought about going into business with another person at one time. Pulling a mold (probably a 70's)off a older boat and then building new ones. Basic without all the add ons common with todays boats. The uncertainty of the market for the soured the idea.

Those dimensions look very similar.

Hull length 19 ft

w/ Platform 21 ft

Max Beam 84”

To long and wide for a 70's model but the 19' I bet is closer to 18'9"

In this photo, it sure looks a lot like the 2001 hull to me.





-Keith

Cool project. The wakeboardworld has been screaming for someone to revive the 2001-hull without any bling, just an affordable wakeboardboat. And here it is...
Must say though that it's not as pretty as the original!

It is the 2001. New deck

Anyway i'm still waiting for the guy at the2001 to finish the V-drive 2001.

WTF is that in the middle of the pyramid? Thats disturbing.

now i see the standart thing that dash pod is humble..for the days to come...
LOL

Dudes, this is the same guy that built this boat.



I read somewhere from the guy that bought it that he is an ex-CC employee. I would suspect they are fine boats, not crazy on the styling changes. We'll see what happens!

Contact:   

Philip Shearer
Phone: 352.735.3364
Fax: 352.735.3364
phil@standardboats.com

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$29k

Pretty good newspaper article on Mr "Sheer" lol and his boat company

Hollywood,
A very astute observation... How did you make the connection?
bj

Nice little hatch access to the underbow storage...

patents are pretty easy to avoid on everyday things especially on hulls you could add one rake in the hull or a step and its avoided, Noah would have lawsuits lined up, you would more likely get into problems for copying lets say a dash cluster, or a new drive system or to the likes.
is it really that hard to match a tower to a boat? personally the tower kills the look of that boat....the lines dont match, the boat itself is a piece of art though.

it was discussed on Wakeworld too, 1:1 tranny.

I gazed the CC price list and the baseline bare boat was 42k, 27k is more in line for a base price. but G.d. i keep looking at the tower and gag