What's the best model Correct Craft has ever made?

Hi Gangsters,

I realize this will be a controversial subject but what do you all think that, long term, across their entire history, what are the best boats Correct Craft has ever made.

I bet this topic has been raised on here before but I'd love to hear what people think.

1. *Sport Nautique* - classic no matter how you cut it. Big'ish, Reliable, Classic looking all the way back to the first generation. Gorgeous, clean, even mean looking. My favorite thing they've ever done.

2. *236/Super Air Nautique 230* - Kind of a forgotten classic, Such a nice big boat that manages to retain the classic Correct Craft lines.

3. *Ski Nautique 2001* - I mean come on. The 82-89 Ski Nautique is just a gorgeous machine and they have proven to be excellent across many generations

4. *1st & 2nd generation Ski Nautique open bow (SNOB)* - not really my "thing" but a small wake and a boat that is powerful as hell and an amazing performer.

5. *G23* - begrudgingly. Just a total game changer. Insane price, but just an amazing physical object.

What do you all think?

1988 skeena teeth

Two thousand winning

What's the best flavor, chocolate or vanilla? Best boat is the one that suits the individual the best. That being said, here are my votes.
60s mustang. Partial because I grew up with one. A classic, fun, 16 foot inboard, a dead breed.

2001 - obviously a classic. Those lines! Essentially unchanged for 8 years.

TSC - Still touted as one of the best ski boats ever, despite the tweaks to improve wakes and such on subsequent iterations.

All those other...open bows, cross overs, wake boats (ugh) are "also rans" in this competition.

Whichever one the other end of my tow rope is connected to

I love the 2001's and my first thought was whichever one you own, but then why do I always look at craigslist and the diary' for another?

The Paragon mention is an excellent point. I remember telling my Dad about it when it was coming out. I was like "Dad...guess what. It costs.... TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS." And then watching his face. It blew my mind what it cost back then. Great one to mention in the context of this thread. Thanks, Jonny Quest.

Bass Nautique

What got me excited about ski boats was the mid 70’s Ski Nautique in elementary school , even my dad was jealous

However that paragon is beautiful

0ne ninety six zeearrsix

Hard to pick one.

I'd add the late '60's Barracuda. I've owned a 16' inboard for over 40 years, but I drooled over that bigger hull as a kid. Seemed bigger than a 17 ft. boat, ton of style.

'98-'02 Sport. I'm biased, like Lewy. I think maybe the most versatile Nautique ever. Maybe rivaled by a 2010 and later Sport 200, but that's a smaller boat.

Miamian - classic lines, just beautiful.

tryathlete wrote: No doubt in my mind. 55 Hurricane.

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Up until this last weekend, my boat was parked right next to Alan and Dana’s sweet creation. I really hope they’re not serious about selling it.

I was always partial to the '95 Signature Edition, Love that look !!!

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tryathlete wrote: Up until this last weekend, my boat was parked right next to Alan and Dana’s sweet creation. I really hope they’re not serious about selling it.

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