Colors

They tried for years to get pastels, neons and deeper solid colors to roll. Volume on these always ended in an expensive waste of geloat as shelf life was reached on materials. The newer gels have a much shorted shelf life than those 90s versions. They once carried blues, neon green, bright orange, rich blue, crimson, navy blue, ruby red, neon pink and more. Those efforts just never turned into products that sold retail.

Dmorrow: your Jaguar is about the prettiest Cat Ive ever seen a picture of.

BCB, I realize you have the facebook page which shows the boat in various construction phases. However, I recommend that you take a high quality photo, in a well light area of the building, of the completed boat on the trailer. Nothing in the background, no tools laying on the boat or partially rigged outboards attached. A high quality pic of the boat as if it were in a showroom or for a catalog photo-op. Im not advocating this photo spread for every single boat that rolls off the line, but at least for every new color combination that rolls off your line. In your facebook page, it can be difficult to grasp how well the color combo truely is. I realize you also have the build a boat on the home page, but again having an actual high quality picture of the actual boat is hard to beat. It would be fun to page thru these pictures, whether you have them on your home page or as a topic on the forum. This recommendation also applies the YCB line as well. thanks

Here are some pics of my recently sold Puma- It was sharp. If you want serial info for exact colors, PM me.http://basscatowners.yuku.com/topic/321 … 225-Pro-XS

Silver, White, Red, Malibu Red pins, Black boot

Do a search on this forum for “best looking cat” and you will find page after page of bass cats to look at for colors. I know it helped me to decide on a few things when I was ordering mine a couple of years ago.I know mine has a little more dark colors than you want but if you are looking for a color that doesnt show much of anything and is easy to care for the charcoal mist is the bomb. It is, along with silver the easiest color Ive ever had to “hide” road grime and small scratches. Chris CoupelPaulina, La. Chris CoupelPaulina, La.