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10-23-2004, 01:01 AM
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Re: Article about Tracker Marine/Mako/Seacraft
The ironic part is that they probably could have paid for Capt C's boat to be repaired 4x over with the ammount of money they spent on a PR agency to put together this filtered press release.
The reality of the situation is that the coast guard has a recall out on some of their boats b/c the construction is so poor. If construction isn't Tracker's number one priority then the company will suffer warranty claims and lawsuits till the end of it's very existance. I'm glad that Seacraft MAY be beefing up the staff, but I wouldn't expect things to change much. 
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10-25-2004, 07:17 AM
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Re: Article about Tracker Marine/Mako/Seacraft
I finally took the time to pull my SeaCraft out of her shed and washed off the last 10 month of grim from sitting outside. As I spent 5 hours scrubing everything off a boat I can not use.....as I did I wondered how a company could treat a boat line with heritage our SeaCrafts have like that?!?
It really crushes my heart to know the parent company doesn't care about the line as much as I/we do.
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