Den100
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Having a walk round LYH and came across the new 38.
Hawk 38 in Lymington
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Firefly625
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oh dear..
burgundyben
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I like it, especially they way they have carefully selected the upholstery colour to hide smudges of fake tan.
AllanG
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...I agree...it looks bl**dy awful, IMHO :ambivalence:
Sailorsam101
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Looks like a Gillette razor!
Boathook
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I feel that the razor looks better!
Also, isn't it underpowered with only 2 400hp engines.
z1ppy
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Doesn't do it for me. Fabio Buzzi STAB with a hard top.
Sure it goes very well and suspect the SS marketing machine will find some day boat buyers with deep pockets but £600K + its a no from me..
Sure it goes very well and suspect the SS marketing machine will find some day boat buyers with deep pockets but £600K + its a no from me..
Kawasaki
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Spose the 'market' is for use as a 'chase boat' type toy tender for the Superyacht market
Where the sophistcated tastes of the Clients will appreciate the styling etc
:nonchalance:
Where the sophistcated tastes of the Clients will appreciate the styling etc
:nonchalance:
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Deleted User YDKXO
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Whats wrong with it? I've got seats that colour in my car
AllanG
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PowerYachtBlog
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Nothing really and may be for its price tag, you can have seats any color u want.
Your car that's another story
lets say I expected a different color from som1 who owns a Ferretti 630 
Ian h
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umm not what I was expecting
engines not cheap either MSRP for the Verado 400R ranges from $31,530 to $36,120 with a two-year warranty
Wonder what the service interval is for those
engines not cheap either MSRP for the Verado 400R ranges from $31,530 to $36,120 with a two-year warranty
Wonder what the service interval is for those
jfm
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I love the seats. I don't love how it doesn't connect well with the water for swimmers etc. A wally tender does that much better.
MapisM
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Definitely +1, but that's a typical drawback of O/Bs.
There's an easy fix though: just buy the real thing, which btw is faster even if diesel powered....
Rocksteadee
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More money than style
jfm
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Very nice! Mr B does like those rib tubes these days. Btw, I met him a few weeks ago, very briefly. Charming man; complete gentleman.Definitely +1, but that's a typical drawback of O/Bs.
There's an easy fix though: just buy the real thing, which btw is faster even if diesel powered....
Mr Googler
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Pennpromo
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Well chaps, I have to say that I am quite proud of it having had a lot of input.
So I can accept those who say its not a pedigree Sunseeker, without a Shead hull, but there have been FB Sunseeker before in the XS2000.
And what's so wrong about getting a specialist to do the development: think Lotus and all the engineering it does for major car makers?
So I accept that its an acquired taste but its certainly different and looks stunning to me.
The Mercury 400 R's have direct racing heritage and its a genuine 60 knot plus boat.
Having done some time in her the handling is great, surefooted and the hull feels incredibly rigid thanks to the FB foam filling. Think of the construction as very large Boston Whaler and you get the drift...
The paint finish is very good, the colour combinations stunning and its packed with kit and features.
I hope that it will find lots of happy owners who appreciate the name, the style, the speed and quality.
So I can accept those who say its not a pedigree Sunseeker, without a Shead hull, but there have been FB Sunseeker before in the XS2000.
And what's so wrong about getting a specialist to do the development: think Lotus and all the engineering it does for major car makers?
So I accept that its an acquired taste but its certainly different and looks stunning to me.
The Mercury 400 R's have direct racing heritage and its a genuine 60 knot plus boat.
Having done some time in her the handling is great, surefooted and the hull feels incredibly rigid thanks to the FB foam filling. Think of the construction as very large Boston Whaler and you get the drift...
The paint finish is very good, the colour combinations stunning and its packed with kit and features.
I hope that it will find lots of happy owners who appreciate the name, the style, the speed and quality.
Portofino
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Wrong audience here , they mostly like boats with stuff like guardrails .
One step at a time .