I have enjoyed building and using my little 17' cc very much...but if I ever have the time and money, and move to a tropical island ;)
I will be going with something like this.

You might want to mix up a margarita http://youtu.be/3ENfKOCFf3g

nice project. Not enough rod holders! ;)

nice project. Not enough rod holders! ;)

LOL..... I have been adding a couple at a time on my boat

a couple guys down the cape built one of those years ago, it came out sweet. there should be pics of it on that site. You'd never know it was plywood and epoxy.
I like that style boat also, too bad I get seasick.

Phil I had a 22' walkaround with a hardtop 15 years ago that had 21 rod holders, insane, it had a fighting chair(stool) up front that had 3 in the back part of the seat, 4 up front in the gunnel and the rest in the back and rocket launchers. I had lots of fun with that boat

I watched the whole thing
he did an outstanding job, I love it
who builds their own transom bracket? wow
a lot of thought and planning went into that build
he's got to be happy with that

simply amazing work ....
so many steps! :point: mind boggling

Peter (the builder) is working with Bateau to custom design a 23' runabout...gonna be a beauty for sure.
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amazing skills and patience went into building that thing.....

Nicely Done. but an ETEC? mmm
sol...

Nicely Done. but an ETEC? mmm
sol...

Yeah... weird... I would have put a yammi 4 stroke on her, but nobody's perfect. :)

It's all the details he thought about that amazes me, like the remote control door to the head!!

http://youtu.be/nAoAaDIcmnc?t=9s

Another build I would consider is this Australian designed 21' Pro Tournament, by Mark Bowdidge. Goes like a bat out of hell with just a 150 hp on it. Dean (builder) has a bunch of youtube videos of the build process.

http://youtu.be/SCfXr8mEs2w

Beautiful job.