Interesting. IP generally are marmite boats, those that love them are absolutely in love. I’ve just sold a marmite boat - Nauticat - and bought a replacement. I absolutely share your sentiments about brokers. Likewise we spent more than was necessary and again share your sentiment in that regard too.
Oi. Magnolia is just as popular today as it always has been its just that Farrow and Ball have much sexier names for it. The same thought process probably works for lots of matters boaty too.
The view from the wheelhouse while wearing your favourite t-shirt makes up for all that, especially when its raining cats &dogs and all the others are shoveling spray and green water.
Not points scoring but making a point; that the supposed rationale for the colour as being non-dazzling when used for the deck does not work for the hull colour, which is an aesthetic decision, unless IP get the pigment cheap by buying it in bulk, I suppose, in which case it becomes an economic one.I dont mind criticism, but, IMHO, your post adds little of value, just shows a personal dislike of the colour, or is an attemp at points scoring. Which has not worked.
Well, take it from me, the attributes of our chosen vessel far outweigh its colour.
Despite its quality and features, because of its colour it will never be an AWB, will it?
Could easily become a MAB I suppose.........................
Has anyone done a survey of available newly built deck saloon boats of the same ilk as the 35DS and/or the 310DS.
Well written - thank you
