Indianapolis Boat show.

Anyone hit up the indy boat sport and travel show. It was just alright this year with the majority of the boats being pontoons(which by the way are extremely to nice to take out on the water).

Correct craft dissappointed me. The only thing they had there were SAN's. I will give it to CC for having the best looking wakeboarding boats tho they arent to thick like the others.

mastercraft had some scary looking Gigantic wakeboard boats and only one pro star. It was a very good looking orange color and an over all good looking boat. They had some cool sparkel(bass boat) gell cote on some of the wakeboard boats that was cool looking on an ugly ass boat.

Malibu had one slalom boat and the corvette boat which was pretty deecent in person. Everything else they had were huge ass excueses for an inboard.

My buddy works for the supra dealership and they really didnt have anything that caught my eye. They also had a few moombas but nothing special.

There was hardly anyone with waterski equpment.

Thats it for ski boats. All the boats there by the way were outragiously over priced even the moombas. Its still fun to look though.

Was there yesterday and MD Boats, who has been the CC dealer for over 10 yrs in Indy, is now a Ski Centurion dealer. A new dealership was formed calling its' self N3 Boatworks now is the CC dealer. Both dealership are only a couple of blocks apart. Should be interesting to see which one catches on more in sales with the market the way it is. MD says they can sell almost the same boat for $40,000 less than a CC which is good for the person on a limited budget.

I didnt think they were all that big either steve;) haha. The vette boat I saw was yellow with the ls7 option. I think id like it in red better. The trailers are really nice with the zo6 vette wheels. For the price the boat really has no function though. Althought id rather have a super fast inboard over a fast IO.

All of us indy dudes should have a small reunion on giest or something this summer.

Behl wrote: ...Just boat, look and enjoy, too old for any water sports.

I read that statement and was going to give you some grief. But then I read your profile.. I figure pushing 70yrs old is a little late to start barefooting. But then again, Banana George, at 90+ is still footing on the boom.
We'll break out the tube for you.

Indy would be a great area for a reunion.

Phatsat, they had that Corvette boat in red, very cool.

Steve

Me too behl. My boats usually up at my cabbin in warsaw all summer long but before i take it up there one weekend we could go out or after i get it back in town when we start using it as the school practice boat I could run over to giest. Ive always wanted to crusie around that lake and see the sights. You can just watch me do watersports since your to old haha. We need to scrub up a few more indiana dudes to come out and flex some classic CC muscle on giest, and or anyone else that wants to come i.e. tullfooter haha.

Shoot dude just come out to chapman with me. I went to a ski show there 2 summers ago and we have been many times before that. Hidden lake just off 15. It takes about 7 minutes to get there from our cabbin when will you be in town? We can throw back a few beers and you can come ride in the 2001 haha. I talked to a guy from the skiers last year and he wanted me to ski base for the pyramid but im never in town during the week. I think a girl from the lake city skiers actually goes to ball state with me but she hasnt contated our ski team.

hmm probably is chapman is almost directly east of there thats probably where you go. Do you go in the guys closed bow nautique?

I'm in South Bend....


Rob

I use to spend a lot of my summer wk-ends on Tippy, which is in that area, where my Grandparents had a place. Sure wish it was still in the family. Had to be sold to pay family member med bills.

Use to go see the big bands at Tippy Gardens back in the 50's and early 60's. Really enjoyed them for I spent a couple of summers during that time frame overseas playing in a big band in a USO show. We were all Purdue students.