It's great that Grady is finally getting the wood out. An interesting side effect will be the price difference in the used boat market five or more years from now for wood vs composite Gradys. Like we talk about pre SeaV2 hulls, it will be pre-composite and folks on Hull Truth, etc., will say "Don't buy a pre-composite hull." I'm a used-boat buyer and expect to be in the market 5 years from now - maybe there will be some good discounts for pre-composite hulls as folks upgrade.
