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Old 21-12-2015, 05:40 PM
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Bonito 560 CC Build

Hi guys,

Just thought i'd kick off a new thread for our new Bonito 560 Centre Console build.

Will keep this updated with photos from the build as it progresses and then the fitout!

If people want to check out some more info, jump on to their website: http://bonitoboats.com.au/

Our build specs are:

5.6 Sports Centre Console
Wide Console
Large cast platform with divider
Rod locker ( port )
Side pocket ( stb )
Under floor storage ( flood tank )
Electric motor mount
Transom step x 2
Transducer cover
LED lights
Stainless steel keel strip
Leaner seat

Engine: 4 stroke, 150hp - brand TBC

Trailer: Dual axle - brand TBC.

Electric - Motorguide Xi5 80lb

Electronics - HDS12 Gen3/3d Scan/Sonic Hub + Speakers on the console and probably a HDS7 or 9 up the front.

Cheers,
Paul
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Old 21-12-2015, 06:30 PM
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Nice. I will be interested to follow this. I looked at these and Galeforce but went with a different option in the end.
Do you mind sharing your decision making process as to why you settled with this one?
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Old 21-12-2015, 06:57 PM
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Hi guys,
Just thought i'd kick off a new thread for our new Bonito 560 Centre Console build.
a good looking boat on their website Ruski. Keen to see the finish, how long do you have to wait? Its a big change from your previous boat.


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Nice. .................
you won't have time when you're posted to Siberia!
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Old 21-12-2015, 07:44 PM
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a good looking boat on their website Ruski. Keen to see the finish, how long do you have to wait? Its a big change from your previous boat.


you won't have time when you're posted to Siberia!
Thats after a stint putting 20hrs a week on my outboard!
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Engine: 4 stroke, 150hp - brand TBC
is that a typo? shouldn't it be 250 ponies?
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is that a typo? shouldn't it be 250 ponies?
Nah, not a typo Al. We were losing too many hats
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Going to be epic. I get the feeling the new rig won't just be getting used for bream fishing
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Old 22-12-2015, 05:02 AM
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Nice. I will be interested to follow this. I looked at these and Galeforce but went with a different option in the end.
Do you mind sharing your decision making process as to why you settled with this one?
Ride and build quality, all fiberglass build, Aussie made, great value for money and really easy to work with Roger and Martin at the factory.

What did you end up going with?

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Old 22-12-2015, 05:22 AM
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That's it Ben! That was the reason for the crossover. Keen to get out on the snapper/kingfish/tuna etc
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I'm gunna love this thread! I was on their website last night having another think. I visited the factory a couple of months ago and was impressed with their attitude and build qualities. The falling dollar has made it a lot harder to justify that Key West I have my heart set on.
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I'm gunna love this thread! I was on their website last night having another think. I visited the factory a couple of months ago and was impressed with their attitude and build qualities. The falling dollar has made it a lot harder to justify that Key West I have my heart set on.
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Old 22-12-2015, 05:53 AM
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Bit more progress today.

Fiberglass stringer system and jig is in.
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Old 22-12-2015, 06:17 AM
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What did you end up going with?
I went with a Crossxcountry.

I wanted glass as well after have alloy for the last few hulls. It was locally built to where I am so I had peace of mind with keeping an eye on things.

I know a bit about the vacuum infusion technology they use so I had no hesitation regarding the build method.

I think the Bonito are a well constructed boat but at the end of the day, I was after something a bit smaller and lighter to make handling by myself a little less troublesome.

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Im thinking they are a little bit ahead of schedule... heres hoping so my june build date can come quicker....
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