what is the story behind this model c.c.

Looks like a pretty deep V in the hull...

Martiniuqe(SP) maybe. I know they had a deeper V than CC's did.

It doesn't look like a martinique to me... I dunno though.

Post it on CorrectCraftFan.com, they'll be able to tell 'ya.

EDIT: On second thought, the Martinique might just be one of the only deep-v hulls CC ever made.

(Message edited by pwningjr on June 29, 2008)

yah thats it martinique. can someone pronounce that please. just curious as to what this boat was all about back in the 80's i saw a real breif add on c-list one is for sale i the bay area. has anyone slammed one with ballest.???????? it loks like a 2001 up front and some crazy deep v old school supra in the back. its just crazy how much things have changed.

Found this... quite old but some people were talking about it.

http://forums.waterskimag.com/archive/index.php/t-6182.html

Dang Bryan I know you just down sized the truck but my god, now the Bu? lol just kiddin.....I hope

that is not a Martinique.

I am fairly positive that it is a Barefoot Nautique.

(Message edited by ttuclint on June 30, 2008)

I agree - pretty sure this is an early Barefoot Nautique. 1980 or so. It has an odd windshield - perhaps aftermarket, or after tree smash of the original one. From the front I was going to say Mustang - but the back is very signature Barefoot Nautique vee. Looks like it's seen some custom work - windshield, rubrail, gelcoat/decals. How much? Could be a good option. EDIT: I did some checking on CorrectCraftFan and I still think BFN.

(Message edited by juniorhawk on June 30, 2008)

that is similar to the excel, it will have a very mushy soft wake.

i have slammed my excel down with about 2500lbs of balast wake was fun but no means rampy like the newer ones.

i saw that on clist nice looking boat.

(Message edited by sanddragon2004 on June 30, 2008)

that is actually an 80 marnautique. 19' direct drive closed bow. pcm drive train.

http://correctcraftfan.com/reference/1980_brochure/index.asp?page=05

Love the leisure suit in the background of the brochure.

dont worry t-dub i was just trippin on that boat because i have never seen it before. i just thought i was pretty cool looking. i love learning the history behind the olde inboard boats.