does anybody know why u have to wait 2 months for a aquacat?
T tuna Sealiner Nov 2, 2010 #2 it gets built by hand and it a very complicated job, he does is all by himself and very properly and there is a long waiting list
it gets built by hand and it a very complicated job, he does is all by himself and very properly and there is a long waiting list
P PATAT New member Nov 2, 2010 #3 BUT IF THERE ARE SUCH A BIG DEMAND FOR THEM WHY NOT GET MORE PEOPLE TO MAKE THEM! WELL HOPE ITS WORTH WAITING FOR
BUT IF THERE ARE SUCH A BIG DEMAND FOR THEM WHY NOT GET MORE PEOPLE TO MAKE THEM! WELL HOPE ITS WORTH WAITING FOR
D dqj New member Nov 2, 2010 #4 Patat- be patient. It is definitely worth the wait. I have one with all the bells and wistles. You will enjoy! Q
Patat- be patient. It is definitely worth the wait. I have one with all the bells and wistles. You will enjoy! Q
M Must-Byte Senior Member Nov 2, 2010 #5 I dont think its popularity I think it just takes that long to build. Think about fibre glass drying times etc. Its pointless making stock for something so expensive that is not guaranteed to be sold.
I dont think its popularity I think it just takes that long to build. Think about fibre glass drying times etc. Its pointless making stock for something so expensive that is not guaranteed to be sold.
C Craig Van der Poll Sealiner Nov 3, 2010 #8 tuna wrote: it gets built by hand and it a very complicated job, he does is all by himself and very properly and there is a long waiting list Click to expand... Serious? Wow, that would explain why you never hear any complaints about them. Hand built craftsmanship beats mass production any day!!
tuna wrote: it gets built by hand and it a very complicated job, he does is all by himself and very properly and there is a long waiting list Click to expand... Serious? Wow, that would explain why you never hear any complaints about them. Hand built craftsmanship beats mass production any day!!