Be on the looking for a new Cutwater model.

[TylerFromEverett]

When I was putting in at Everett today I saw the Fluid Motion factory demoing a new Cutwater model. I won’t say much, as they didn’t want me to take any photos, but it’s reeeeealy cool.

 

[Nwdiver]

So not fair to tease like that :lol: did they give a hint on when they are going to announce it

 

[Submariner]

Was it the C28 with triple Yamaha F300's? :lol:

 

[JamesC28]

We have been told about a 10' C28, was that it? Sounds great, my wife really wants a wider boat.

 

[bob daily]

Wider boat or thinner wife? Has any one done the cost comparison? Just wondering! Bob

 

[armor]

How about at least the approximate length!

 

[pleeson]

They are ceasing production of the C28 this year so probably a replacement for that.

 

[srhawk454]

Cutwater is a great line of awesome boats but they are missing The Big One, something like C42... 😉

 

[armor]

I do wonder why there’s not anything between the C30/C32 and the R-41 (or I guess they’re calling it the 43 now). This seems to be an industry wide trend where there’s boats in the ~300k new range and then boats that are ~$1m but nothing really in between. Maybe it’s because all of the people that can afford something north of a C30 can also afford an R43 haha!

 

[Katmat]

Heard rumors of a R-35

 

[Bruce Moore]

(or I guess they’re calling it the 43 now)

They're still calling it the R-41. It's 46' LOA.

Cheers,

Bruce

 

[scross]

Bruce,
On the RT.com website under “Models” it now says R-43 S and R-43 CB.

 

[The Bolton Wanderer]

I heard it's a C28 Outboard, that could be great, but the current C28 is a hard act to follow. Certainly the current C30/C32 with twin OB's are super cool and a very nice package (Especially in Ice blue, my favorite) But one of the things I personally don't like about the New style R27 is the lack of swim platform. To each their own but I can't wait to see the new C28!
Or anything else FM do for that matter.
TBW

 

[Bruce Moore]

Bruce,
On the RT.com website under “Models” it now says R-43 S and R-43 CB.

I stand corrected. Guess I didn't get the memo. The boats shown were 41's when launched. I'll have to go to the marina and see if our boat got bigger.

😉

 

[Hydraulicjump]

Bruce, I am looking at your R 41, 43, 44, whatever right now. It does seem to be getting longer. Who knew. Expect higher slip fees soon!

This begs the obvious question, is there an industry standard for giving a boat a number? Some give the actual LWL or LOA, others—like RT—give something shorter. Why do they do this? The opposite of an inferiority complex?

And yes, RT needs something in the 35-37 ft range. The 40-something is a lot of boat! I have been nagging them.

 

[Rocky]

I agree.
I Have an R29 wit ha 10 foot beam. I would really like to see an RT35ish with a 12-13ft beam and the typical RT features. Obviously, the trailer ability goes out the window, but that extra 6 feet of length and 2ft of beam makes it a nice size salon. and adds a room for few other options like real second berth.

I don't need twin pod drives. I would be happy with a dingle diesel inboard and 10 knot cruise. Think AT or NT, with RT features and ingenuity.... I could be a player for something like that.

Rocky

 

[armor]

Totally agree! 35 feet, 12-13 ft beam, real second birth, shaft drive instead of maintenance prone IPS pod drives (outboards are sexy but gas is a lot more expensive than diesel around here)

 

[Nwdiver]

Actually, I would like a OB C26, a bit bigger then then the C24, but still light enough to tow with a 3/4 ton pickup. Dual 300 Yamaha’s would be nice 😀

 

[Scuba Too]

My previous boat was a Regal 3560 with a 35’ hull and 37’ LOA with swimstep. They later changed the model number to 3760 - same boat.

 

[georgesilverman]

Hey, all we want to know about the new Cutwater is this, is it a center console boat, set up for fishing, or is it a cabin console like the current C-28?