Matt Trulio – Speed on the Water 06 November 2013
Mystic Powerboats in DeLand, Fla., has started tooling its first 40-foot catamaran, a project that is more than three years in the making. According to company owner and founder John Cosker, the catamaran will be available in an open-cockpit version called the C4000S, a high-performance canopied pleasure version called the C4000RS and a pure offshore racing version—called the C4000R—aimed at the growing Super Boat International Supercat class.
A CAD-generated cutaway view of the new Mystic C4000S, which will be offered in Pleasure, Race/Pleasure and offshore Race versions.
The new plugs for the tooling are being CNC-milled at Vectorworks Marine in Titusville Fla., and Mystic will build the molds in house. Production on the new C4000 series will begin March 2014. All sales will be factory direct for “more personalized service,” according to Cosker.
Using graphics created by Thomas Kulesia, III of No Coast Design, Mystic will paint Szolack’s Mystic C4000S in house.
