So this happened last night...

[KoolAid]

The boat will need to be converted over to the M2 tower. I do not believe the vector tower is still available. Check for damage to the trailer bunks as well. Hopefully it did not break one and push the brace through the hull.

[Thegerman618]

I am curious to hear how it goes with your insurance provider. I have never made a claim but have heard horror stories of people trying to deal with their insurance companies to get compensated for clearly uncontrollable accidents. Hopefully you have smooth process.

[RZRR]

What a bummer man. I Hope you can get it all sorted out with insurance and save a little bit of the summer. The same storm got our neighborhood pretty bad the other night, luckily only lost a couple fence sections.

[NICKYPOO]

Man, I can’t imagine how bummed I’d be. That just plain old sucks. Good luck.

[MikeB313]

Huge Bummer. Hope Insurance takes care of you and you get back on the water asap.

[ajhamzehpour]

Thanks everyone. I'll know a lot more in a few days, but State Farm has been incredibly responsive and understanding thus far.

[NICKYPOO]

Good luck with State Farm. I had to dump them after my last experience.

[ajhamzehpour]

Finally got the boat back! New black M2 tower in place. Added two new Rev8 speakers to the existing Icon 8 tower speakers for a total of 4 on the tower now. Still waiting on a new cover, bow cushion and gator step to come in (ordered 6 weeks ago...) No structural damage could be found which was nice. Can't wait to get this thing on the water for only the 3rd time.
IMG_2742.jpg
IMG_2743.jpg
IMG_2745.jpg

[gumby]

Glad to here your back on the water. A good boat name "bonsai".

[ajhamzehpour]

More.
IMG_2748.jpg
IMG_2749.jpg
IMG_2750.jpg

[gumby]

Glad to here your back on the water. A good boat name "BONSAI". BONZI

[NICKYPOO]

Right on. Glad to hear you’re back on the water.

[bsreid]

Awesome! Did you have any luck with insurance coverage?

[ajhamzehpour]

Thanks all for the well wishes. Yes, they covered all of the damage. Roughly $25k in total parts/labor. A few more things may need to be sorted out, but State Farm was very collaborative and understanding. And, if I can get past the 6 weeks of not having my boat, I made it out better by getting the M2 tower, additional Rev8 speakers and potentially a bimini.

[Kiwicooley]

Ouch! Glad it worked out though!