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Located in Toronto. Hauled back from the US. 3 years new to me. Always a work in process.
Boat owner is in Winnipeg nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Hydrogasm
Looking to see if their is any interest in cougar 19ft tunnel hull pickle fork or modified v hull tunnel getting both molds cleaned up and waxed looking to see if their is interest in the 19
I assume the 19 mold you have is the one with the centre pod the same height as the outer sponsons?Quote:
Originally Posted by cougar23
Dave
I have the only cougar 19ft mold ever built by cougar Tom and it has three plugs that can be layed in bottom of center pod for center pod hights and yes the mold was set up to have center pod same hight as outside edge as one knows of cougar custom boats canadian built and it's history hoping to bring back the 19ft tunnel as good if not better but going to hard to out do cougar Tom in Canada for his gel coat work and quality workmen ship masking skills and his gel coat work inside not having to use carpet to hide mistakes
Like to see other cougar 19ft pics if their is any out their who whould like to share also looking for original Cougar 19 ft trailer built in Canada will buy in any condition tandem & single axle
When one has ? Where your cougar was built all Canadian built cougar custom boats their vin# will start with vin#ŹCZ
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Originally Posted by cougar23
I know mine's a Canadain Cougar, according to Tom one of the first outboards.
Dave
I finally got my new Cougar wet on Tuesday. I took it very easy for the first time and had it up 90 mph on the Gaffrig non GPS speedo with lots more there. I had the jacks at one and not much trim just to get comfortable with the boat. I know there is a lot more potential there with some seat time. I will be sure to update this post with maybe a video or two.
Thanks
Gary
PS: I love the sound of the Twins screaming in my ear!
Can I join? New to me, 2004 MTR 22 with 300x, 165 hours, must be one of the last built in Salmon Arm, Canada.Attachment 411985
flatsix66Quote:
Originally Posted by flatsix66
Yes, by all means. Welcome to Scream & Fly! Great site with lots of good people and info. Give us more details on the boat-prop, top speed, how long you have owned it and some more photos.
Thanks
Gary
Thanks for the warm welcome. I have been lurking here for some time and have learned from you guys that these boats a worthy to have, so far I am not disappointed. I had it out last weekend on Lake Havasu for the first time and everything seems to work real well, I am just learning how everything works. It has a single stock 300x with Sportmaster lower. I really like how this boats rides at 30-60mph, we touched 80 without much effort and it was still charging. With the jack plate lifted to "3" and trim at "4-5" it seems to cruise along really efficiently getting about 10PSI, does this seem correct? Current prop is a 26P Bravo 1, seems about right, might try a 28p. Any guidance on what prop for this setup or other suggestions from you all with more experience with these boats? The gel is a little sun faded, I'm going to work on getting it polished up and will send a few new pics.Attachment 411991Quote:
Originally Posted by Hydrogasm
Try a 28 BBLADES blaster..!!!
Hi is the boat on lake simcoe by chance? I have seen one very similar outside Orillia.Quote:
Originally Posted by trickcraft