1000 ponies in aisle 1 ..........
http://www.boatline.com/boatdetail3868.htm
Single Inboard GM Bow Tie 350 Twin Turbo
Cruising Speed: 45 mph
Horsepower: 1000
Top Speed: 105 mph :eek:
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1000 ponies in aisle 1 ..........
http://www.boatline.com/boatdetail3868.htm
Single Inboard GM Bow Tie 350 Twin Turbo
Cruising Speed: 45 mph
Horsepower: 1000
Top Speed: 105 mph :eek:
Those West Coast guys do a very nice job :thumbsup: Not sure you need tri-axle trailer ;):DQuote:
Originally Posted by Greg G
Pretty wild setup!!!!!:thumbsup:
Whats with the length. They counting the drive?
Yee Haw :D
When I first ran across the listing I thought it was super old. It actually looks like it is currently for sale and properly done.
Imagine that thing when it fires up !
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...e/IMG_0680.jpg
its getting there :thumbsup:
Mike,
I am concerned about where you have the seat mounts layed out. It looks like from that picture, that the seats are going to be close to one another toward the center. Now will that make shifting the boat awkward. It looks like your arm will have to reach to the right quite a bit to reach the shifter. I'm sure a hot foot will solve the throttle problem though. Plus putting a cooler between seats is out, and getting access under the bow will be a challenge at best with the seats in place. I guess none of those things are problem if it's more of a race boat.
By the way your workmanship looks is great, very clean.
HV
Ed,Quote:
Originally Posted by HighVelocity
Not everyone needs to fit a 30-pack between the seat. :cheers:
Highvelocity- the seats will just about be touching, there is no reason for me to go underneath the front deck besides to fix something, and im 6'5" so the shifter issue will not be a problem, i can easily reach the side of the boat :thumbsup:
You cutting the hole for the drop-in Igloo cooler and ski locker forward of that, like it came originally?Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeylarge
if it does become a problem reaching for the shifter put in a hot foot
Big Ed HighVelocity taking off.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0uaK4hhPxE
http://i42.tinypic.com/2rfbfv8.jpg
The blue twin is a kevlar hull. The advertised weight of a glass hull in 1986 was 1500 no cabin and 1650 with cabin. The kevlar was either 1225 or 1275 I cant remember which. That was my boat and that’s the second owner driving in the picture. It’s now on owner # 3 another friend of mine. Also the reason the bow looks as high as it dose is because he is at a fast idle.
lets see some more rigging pictures and running pictures of that boatQuote:
Originally Posted by JamesGang