Thanks and now you're in for it

[magene]

Just took delivery of our family's new (at least to us) 2000 Super Air. We've been looking for quite a while and I wanted to thank everyone who took the time to answer all my dumb questions while we were looking.

Buying was an interesting process, we definitely weren't looking for a SAN, nor were we looking to spend this much when we first started but what the heck, it's for the family.

Thanks again and prepare yourselves for more questions and I promise to use the search function before I post my questions.

Gene

[wakejunky]

RE: Thanks and now you

Buying was an interesting process, we definitely weren't looking for a SAN, nor were we looking to spend this much when we first started but what the heck, it's for the family.

That is probably true for all of us the first time we bought into the CC family.

Chris

[Daytomann]

RE: Thanks and now you

Yep, I never expected to spend what we did on this, our first boat, but we got a good deal, for a Nautique, and we figured it would be a very long time before we ever had to buy another boat (you cant really upgrade over a CC). Whereas we might have ended up upgrading in a few years if we bought anything else. Its worth it!
Welcome!

[SGY]

RE: Thanks and now you

Congrats. Let's see some pictures.

[BozBoarder]

RE: Thanks and now you

We are in the "same boat" per say... just got a 01 SAN we upgraded from a 97 Centurion DD, absolutley no comparison... we are looking forward to the warmer wether.

[Nautiqueman]

You don't buy a boat when you own a Nautique-- you are creating a new experience.. It is a way of life. Nothing beats a Nautique.. You are getting a new kind of family experience that cannot be matched with any other posession I know