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36' - 39' - 47' High Performance CC molds for sale.

BMC23

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Good afternoon.

I have for sale late model 36', 39' and 47' High Performance Offshore Center Console molds for sale.

The 39' molds were built in July 2020, the 36' molds were built in July 2021, and the 47' was built in 2021 as well.

These molds are currently coming out of production as the brand is transitioning to multi-hull vessels that serve the same segment. There is a want for these models currently from new and existing customers, but based on footprint it makes sense to transition away from mono-hull construction. I would be happy to execute an NDA with anyone truly interested in these tools, I have construction pictures of them, finished product photos and videos.

Production count -

36cc - 44 (hull #44 is finishing construction in September 2026)
39cc - 45 (hull #45 finished in June of 2026)
47cc - 9 (Hull 09 finished late 2025)

These are all 3 piece boats - hull, deck liner and deck ring, with additional lower liners and fish boxes.

The models are very much relevant in todays market, they're stepped hull, euro transom center consoles with great bow flair, and a beautiful shearline. These boats land softly, and handle sea conditions very well. They can be fuel efficient when needed, but also perform very well at high speeds. The 36' with triple 450R would see low 80's with a standard hardtop and no second station. The 39' with quad 450R would see mid 80's with the same setup. The 47' with quad 600's would do 80 without a second station. Hull 01 ran 78 with a gap tower and would happily settle in at 3 degrees running. These were clearly never high volume boats, but more semi-custom fishing machines that customers would spec out and the brand would create their vision, some were for the family and others for the tournament circuit.

There are ancillary molds that come with the purchase, like hatches, liners, fish boxes and live wells. The consoles, hardtops, mezzanine seats and leaning posts CAN be available, but the ideal customer would retool deck furniture to suit their own brand image as its currently very much in line with the offering brands current language. The 47'cc has no console, but does come with a walkaround style bridge deck.

All hulls are on pillow block bearings to rotate, they could be retrofitted onto Hudson turning units. The steel work and tabbing is all in tact. These were always vacuum infused, they have great vacuum integrity. All molds are built with Polycryl tooling gel coat, the 36 and 39 are both built with Nord 2550 Filled Resin and Owens Corning gun roving in house off of glass masters built out of our LPT tooling. The 47' hull mold was built in its entirety at Vectorworks while they were in operation, the deck liner and deck ring were built in house of Vectorworks supplied plugs using Nord 2550 Filled Resin and OC roving.

These will come with all CNC cut files, CAD files, and drawings, any fixtures and part dollies.

Sorry this is my first post, but there aren't many avenues for getting these in front of people.

If you would like more information I can provide it, I have a more detailed sheet that outlines the pedigree, who designed them and pricing.

Ideally this is could replace aging programs for an existing manufacturer, or if someone wanted to it's a well rounded range to start their own operation for less than the cost of one of the hull molds from a tooling manufacturer.

I apricate your time.

Thank you, Rob.
 
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