Assuming you have ordered one, youyou may have to wait a while on new tracker.  Due to heavy snowfall about 7000 sq ft of the roof of the Tracker factory in Miami, OK collapsed last night.  Around forty boats were destroyed.

The boat monkey must be ihysterical!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

The roof cave in occurred at the largest of the nine buildings on the plant grounds, Rollins said.

"We plan to bring all workers together and move into a plant across the street, and run three shifts so people will not be without work during the Christmas season," Rollins said.

The semi-flat roof had a small pitch, Rollins said.

"We took a forklift and popped open the doors so the engineers can look around," Rollins said.

Structural engineers will inspect the damage today, he said. Gas lines have been turned off; plant officials are not allowing any people in, Rollins said.

Don't know if the link and/or image will get blocked, but looked the story up

http://www.joplinglobe.com/local/images_sizedimage_339011110/xl

The plant that was damaged was the Tahoe plant, which produces fiberglass ski boats and deck boats not one of Trackers aluminum plants.

Sounds like maybe a big scratch and dent sale forthcoming? LOL

Keep us posted Mike

From what I read, the sale would most probably be more aptly called a Crush and Dent sale.  Apparently, about 40 boats were totally destroyed.

Mike