Wow! Great video! The devil IS in the details and Bahama Boat Works looks as though they have those details sorted and polished. Nice work. You could feel the pride of craftsmanship, design and only the best materials from start to finish. It is always great to offer value, it's even better when the value doesn't mean good quality at a good price, but rather uncompromising effort to be the best at every single turn and then enjoy the rewards from those that acknowledge that the price for that top tier is another level of value for those that can afford, appreciate and discern the best. Cheers!
It's a nice way to do things and actually not to bad to engineer from the original mold for an average guy but you will be building a couple scrap boats in the process.
wow, very impressive work detail. I learned so much from this video and understand why boats of this caliber are priced accordingly...waiting to see more videos fro CCC...thank you.
THey should contract with some auto maker to stamp out all these parts in aluminum. Do like 500 and be set for a few years. Then just get some tig welders and go to town.
After seeing all the labor involved, I've thought of this myself, but I think that the >$100,000 boat market is too small and too fragmented to expect to sell even 500 of one type of hull. Plus that's over a few years so that's a lot of capital to invest up front and then just leave sitting in a warehouse.
Mr. Henley is like a mad scientist and you can hear his passion and excitement in showing his craftsmanship. Bravo.
That guy there is the real deal. really knows his craft and how to build a quality product. Exceptional work.
Proud owner of a Henley built Venture! The quality and craftsmanship is amazing!
My favorite video to date. I want one soooo bad. Nicest on the market. Their bilge is just as nice as the rest.
First class.
Jimbob said it best. what a fabulous boat I found my dream boat for sure. Mr. Henley is incredible .
Man all his hard nocks in one video god bless
Not going to say who I am but I do all my own tooling including hills bye hand to finished product. This is a well built boat.
Keep these coming! Also can’t wait to your video on the new Freeman! I know you are gonna have one
What a badass video!! Love these manufacturers videos!! It explained the cost of the boats!!
Wow! Great video! The devil IS in the details and Bahama Boat Works looks as though they have those details sorted and polished. Nice work. You could feel the pride of craftsmanship, design and only the best materials from start to finish.
It is always great to offer value, it's even better when the value doesn't mean good quality at a good price, but rather uncompromising effort to be the best at every single turn and then enjoy the rewards from those that acknowledge that the price for that top tier is another level of value for those that can afford, appreciate and discern the best.
Cheers!
It's a nice way to do things and actually not to bad to engineer from the original mold for an average guy but you will be building a couple scrap boats in the process.
wow, very impressive work detail. I learned so much from this video and understand why boats of this caliber are priced accordingly...waiting to see more videos fro CCC...thank you.
Exceptional video Alan!
Glad you enjoyed it
2023 Calendar Year shaping up *GREAT* for Florida Boat market yet again so great media product here yet again.
We agree!
Incredible, so much attention to detail, these boats are a work of art !
We agree!
Well done Scott!!!
Are they still treating the tanks against corrosions like he did on the old ventures? My tanks in my 01 venture are still perfect.
Explains why they cost so much.
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THey should contract with some auto maker to stamp out all these parts in aluminum. Do like 500 and be set for a few years. Then just get some tig welders and go to town.
After seeing all the labor involved, I've thought of this myself, but I think that the >$100,000 boat market is too small and too fragmented to expect to sell even 500 of one type of hull. Plus that's over a few years so that's a lot of capital to invest up front and then just leave sitting in a warehouse.