Boat Review: Jim Smith 64
Sometimes, change is good. Jim Smith boats have always been known for sleek, rakish lines, ultrahigh speed and super-lightweight construction.
Sometimes, change is good. Jim Smith boats have always been known for sleek, rakish lines, ultrahigh speed and super-lightweight construction.
People in today’s world can be divided into two groups: generalists and specialists. The artisans at Jim Smith Tournament Boats definitely fit the latter category. They design and build boats to do one thing above all others – go fast.
With Jim Smith’s new 71-footer, the go-fast boat becomes a go-far boat.
Sometimes, change is good. Jim Smith boats have always been known for sleek, rakish lines, ultrahigh speed and super-lightweight construction.
People in today’s world can be divided into two groups: generalists and specialists. The artisans at Jim Smith Tournament Boats definitely fit the latter category. They design and build boats to do one thing above all others – go fast.
With Jim Smith’s new 71-footer, the go-fast boat becomes a go-far boat.
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