(original post by yoyo316 on 06-SEP-2005)

What a great site. I have desired a hovercraft for some time now. I have been an enthusiast for years and recently have been informing myself as much as I can. I can't seem to find anything that draws my interest like a neoteric hovercraft. I actually have spent hours on the site reading all of the material and I am intrigued at the engineering expertise behind the craft. Top notch job. I live in Tampa Florida and I am hoping to try one of these craft for myself (thank God there is a dealer in Homosassa). I am considering ways to finance the craft and scouting out the possibilities. I believe that if this financing detail could be worked out more and more individuals would take to this sport. With Katrina and recent hurricane activity these vehicles will be far better navigating in flooded areas than most making them very appealing (also helping to convince skeptical spouses that these are "necessary"). There is just something about the Neoteric Hovertrek that makes it the most desirable craft that I can find. There are tons of options like cabins and radar and of course the ability to stop and reverse. I am sure that when it comes time to order my craft I will deliberate for hours and hours on the exact configuration. Until that time I will enjoy the great information available here at the website.

Question: When I purchase a craft, what will be my options for engine replacement say four or five years down the road? Will this be something I will be capable of installing myself?

I will be posting more comments and questions as they arise.

Happy hovering (hoverwishing)

Thanks,

Bob

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(original post by Anonymous on 22-JAN-2006)

i have a 1993 Neoteric questrek with reverse buckets with low time i want to sell at a very resonable price. email me at C3063U@hotmail.com

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