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Centurion Dominator
- Thread starter GiGi
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CheckmateFever
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A west coast boat with a bit of an east coast look, that's a great looking boat! Some those companies built some of the most bad a$$ boats before becoming nothing but tournament tow-boat builders, like Centurion and Sanger (which became Ski-Centurion and Ski-Sanger after being hot rod lake/river boat builders.)
I worked at a Ski Centurion dealer CT back in 1988 and we sold a few Dominators. We had one rigged with a Gil bracket and a 320 V8 Johnson and it was a handful. They were a solid, well built boat for sure. I owned one with a 454 Bravo a few years later. The are a cool looking boat for sure. Too bad about the choice of power on this one IMO.