The Noosa Cat story

Where it all began and how Noosa Cat was born - a true evolution from Shark Cat.

[@mulishapatrol]

Lucky you snagged the Bruce Harris molds what an aussie legend that guy is!

[@peteracke2209]

Enjoyed helping you put the flybridge on the VMR Whitsundays cat, down at the Noosa River, near my houseboat a few years ago.

[@sperokartanos4327]

Best boats ever. Hot the last shark cat before you got the cats .you have done a great job.

[@craigtomkinson2837]

Awesome,

[@MrCites1]

Nothing beats the Bruce Harris Shark cats.

[@atmm89]

except when they flip upside down, many of them have, crossing bars

[@MrCites1]

@@atmm89 Driver error

[@atmm89]

@@MrCites1 what so many, IE cost guards, etc., easy to blame drivers, but you have to be aware that they can easily go over in certain conditions, once they start going, there is no recovery, especially in the early Bruce Harris days

[@MrCites1]

@@atmm89 Most boats will go over in the wrong weather. They are good at what they were designed for..

[@atmm89]

@@MrCites1 you are correct, but people thought they (cats) were invincible and push them too hard

[@paulczernotowycz2305]

One day maybe I can!

[@84yung]

Nice cats...i wish they had center console models.

[@debambam77]

I’ve seen one!

[@84yung]

@@debambam77 nice! Wonder if they make them or if it's modified?

[@debambam77]

@@84yung yeah good question. It was a 5.5m. Looked new and factory to me. Was 20 years ago though. I thought about buying it.

[@84yung]

@@debambam77 must've been a different company and not these guys then.

[@roberthoughton2874]

Bruce harris is a legend

[@jedhawkins373]

Nice but why not alluminum

[@bobbuilder5362]

Alloy cats aren't in the same league. They are simply better to tow, but much worse at sea.