[treedawg]

After shopping around for months I came across a Mariah , never heard of or seen one before but I feel in love with it and knew that I had found something special . I have owned my 180 Talari for about 5 years and would like a little bigger boat , but I don't think I could ever part with this one unless I could find another Mariah . AFTER LEARNING ABOUT JIMMY AND THE MARIAH COMPANY MAKES ME HONORED TO BE PART OF THIS CLUB . THANKS TO ALL THAT MADE THESE BOATS THE TREASURES THEY ARE .

[ShabahZ280]

We're all in the same boat as you treedawg! That's why we had to create this place, as the ultimate resource for people that are passionate about Mariah Boats. We had to tell the story about Jimmy and his dream. Luckily, I was able to chat with him for a brief time to set things straight and hear his side of the story. Thankfully, he was able to see how many people appreciated his lifelong dream and hard work before he passed away.

You're lucky you started with the 180 in the Mariah line, you've got room to grow once the two-feet-itis kicks in.

[99 Mariah 258]

I feel the same way about my boat...... At the ramp and at our local sandbar I get a ton of compliments. Mariahs are definitely a luxurious boat and after learning the history of Mariahs it makes me proud to own one.... I also love that we have the MOC..... She was my first boat and the members have helped me so much with the ton of questions I have asked.......

[MariahMan]

Originally Posted by 99 Mariah 258

I also love that we have the MOC..... She was my first boat and the members have helped me so much with the ton of questions I have asked.......

Amen brother! We're always going to be here for you guys.

[rsykes]

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Just bought my first Mariah too...and loving it!
My father-in-law had a 2000 300Z Shabah a few years back.
Now I found a 1999 250Z Shabah for myself!