Nautique on the rocks

[bbc3]

Yea, I'm callin photoshopped as well--

1. Pretty sure that is RAB's boat.
2. MIRACLE--you can load the crap out of a nautique and it WON'T chine...you should know that
3. If someone cared enough about their pretty 210 to put the cover on it after putting it on the rocks, A. they wouldn't leave it on rocks long enough to even merit putting the cover on, and B. they wouldn't drive it on the rocks.
4. I agree that a red hull would definitely show some damage with they rocks that are around it.
5. Check out the largest rock right at the stern of the boat...in the three pics it is in 3 different spots in relation to the end of the bottom of the boat...

Good try though miracle...valiant effort.

[Andrew]

yeah, now that u mention PS the contrast between the rocks and the hull looks kinda sketchy, but if it is a PS then it is one **** of a job.... everything seems to be placed in the exact location in every angle. that rock u referred to is correctly positioned from each viewpoint, and the light angles seem to hold true as well.............. i don't think its a PS but if it is......... MAJOR KUDOS!

[Luke]

No way that's a PS image. Looks like it was from 3 different angles as they drove by.

The rocks are in the correct positions, it's just the camera position that has changed the perspective.

It would be pretty easy to not see the damage because I don't think the boat ran over the large rock to the side and in front, it could have easily made it up and over the rocks directly behind it if moving with any kind of speed. You wouldn't see the damage because it would all be on the bottom and blocked from view by the two larger rocks in front.

[wakecrashin]

RE: Re: RE: Nautique on the rocks

If he came through the tree and on the rocks all damage will be on the bottom. All rocks under tree are small and would not get stuck on them.

Wow we must be bored staring at a pic trying to figure out how a boat got stuck on the rocks...

[azwakeboarder]

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Uhh, what about the all the storms they have all over the country? I have seen plenty of pictures of boats on the news in Texas and in Ohio where the waters went up quickly, took boats off lifts, and left them in odd places. Heck, there was one picture of a boat in Texas that was sitting on top of the Circle K.

It would make sense that the boat was covered when it got washed away and the hull has minimal damage.

[boatech]

Yea, I'm callin photoshopped as well--

1. Pretty sure that is RAB's boat.
2. MIRACLE--you can load the crap out of a nautique and it WON'T chine...you should know that
3. If someone cared enough about their pretty 210 to put the cover on it after putting it on the rocks, A. they wouldn't leave it on rocks long enough to even merit putting the cover on, and B. they wouldn't drive it on the rocks.
4. I agree that a red hull would definitely show some damage with they rocks that are around it.
5. Check out the largest rock right at the stern of the boat...in the three pics it is in 3 different spots in relation to the end of the bottom of the boat...

Good try though miracle...valiant effort.

dont know about that my bud works at seaworld texas and he says the sv211 chine locks all the time. all be it extreme driving it chine locks so becareful it does happen.

[MarkP]

Nautique on the road! Found this in New England Photo Gallery.

[boatech]

Nautique on the road! Found this in New England Photo Gallery.

OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[78LS2]

Nautique on the road! Found this in New England Photo Gallery.

look how smooth the wake is behind that puppy!
man, that must have hurt! Looks so flat there...maybe it was on a trailer with rollers?

[horkn]

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I'm gona say its a photoshop pic - rocks are too large to see no visiable damage to the hull

if thats photchop work, thewn its **** good work.

look at the red in the reflections of the waves, the shadows of the trees on the boat, and the multiple pictures from multiple angles.

I say its real, unfortunately.

you don't have to be smart to own a nautique, jsut have the required $$....

[MiracleDriver]

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I found the pictures, didn't take them myself, but I am lead to believe it is not a chopped pic. My bro is a graphic designer so I will fire them off to him.. unfortch I only have these low res pics. will try to get more info though.

in terms of chine lock.. It can happen.... no experience in a vdrive myself though...

Someone pm RAB.. these pics are from muskoka, ontario so it could easily be his boat and we can clear it all up once and for all.

for the record, not trying to pull a fast one... just found these and posted.

[speck]

having bought my boat from pride of muskoka, i can say that it is the same boat and that definately is muskoka lake, or maybe rosseau or joseph, but prob lake muskoka. there are no tides, but there can be some bad storms, but i still say it would have to be driven in there, because it appears to be a point, a storm would prob have washed it into a bay before beaching it. nope, my 2 cents is it was driven there at night.

[MiracleDriver]

werd speck

pride sucks....

anyone msg'd RAB?

[MNSuperAir]

Yea, I'm callin photoshopped as well--

1. Pretty sure that is RAB's boat.
2. MIRACLE--you can load the crap out of a nautique and it WON'T chine...you should know that
3. If someone cared enough about their pretty 210 to put the cover on it after putting it on the rocks, A. they wouldn't leave it on rocks long enough to even merit putting the cover on, and B. they wouldn't drive it on the rocks.
4. I agree that a red hull would definitely show some damage with they rocks that are around it.
5. Check out the largest rock right at the stern of the boat...in the three pics it is in 3 different spots in relation to the end of the bottom of the boat...

Good try though miracle...valiant effort.

dont know about that my bud works at seaworld texas and he says the sv211 chine locks all the time. all be it extreme driving it chine locks so becareful it does happen.

My SAN chine's when weighted.