The way I look at it is this: While the label may say Nautica, Polo, Ralph 
Lauren, etc., most garments are made by VF Industries, Kellwood or a few other 
manufacturers.  Essentially, many of the clothes we wear today are distributed 
by companies that are primarily marketers.

Looks like much the same in the boating industry where these guys build for J 
Boats, etc.  The Summit website says the King 40 is going to be built by 
Edgewater Yachts in Florida.  Maybe the Redline will also be built there.  
"Order up! One Redline".  Oops, was supposed to be a King 40?

Remember years ago an Oldsmobile was an Oldsmobile.  Now a Lexus is just a 
Toyota with a trim package.

Whatever....Design it, build it somewhere, slap a logo on it, market it, hope 
it sells.

Hey, I own a Brand X, designed by Jose in Brazil, assembled in Guatamala with 
parts from Hungary, sold by Jules in Virginia.  It's a global market place.

Dennis C.
Touche' 35-1 #83
Mandeville, LA




On Wednesday, November 6, 2013 8:10 PM, Rich Knowles <r...@sailpower.ca> wrote:
 
Both the 30 and the 41appear to me to be the work of people obsessed with 
winning races. From my narrow point of view, that reduces the potential 
interested audience to a somewhat limited group of people in their 30's and 
40's who happen to have enough cash and racing buddies to buy and crew a large 
dinghy for a few years, but will likely not have long term love affairs with 
them. The boats may well excel as racers but the real test is whether they will 
endure as boats that families and cruisers will also enjoy. I don't see much 
comfort in the cockpit design and I don't see places for instruments and other 
cruising bric-a-brac. I appreciate they are preliminary designs subject to 
inevitable change, but, while they may be fast, they don't look very 
comfortable to me. Yet another 41 ft. boat with berths that only a gymnast can 
easily access. I think they should have a look at what Beneteau and others have 
on the market today and take note of what they are
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>Rich Knowles
>INDIGO LF38
>Halifax, NS.
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