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Nice boat!! Is that a 27' Fountain? Twin or single? Seems like a lot of weight, no? I'll be looking for another boat this winter and wanna know what the GTS can really handle. Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
Sorry, no great photos to share with yet of mine. I was wondering if anyone on here would be willing to take some photos of my GTS though? I could use some great photos! Seattle, WA area.
The Bi-Plane rear spoiler was a no-cost option back in 2009-2010. Unfortunately, many dealers were unaware of this and omitted them when ordering their quota.
I want to find someone who has the bi-plane rear spoiler in Sand White, who thinks it's "too much".... and want's to trade for a standard rear spoiler. But I'm 100 percent sure that's not you! Looks great.
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