Volvo wagon, B30?Quote:
Originally Posted by lars strom
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Volvo wagon, B30?Quote:
Originally Posted by lars strom
Not sure but I think the Volvo 1800ES Wagon only came with the 4 cylinder B18/20. Not the 6 cylinder B30 but could be wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by FMP
https://www.screamandfly.com/attachm...6&d=1532824588
Great looking wagon. Rarely see one anymore. Somehow I've always thought the styling came from Pininfarina, or inspired by.
UIM F-3000 in the late eighties..Tunnelboats with production outboards.
#32 Velden Racing/Johnson V6.
Picture by Barry Trindall
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Its Arthur Mostert & Andy Elliott driving this boat two years in Paris 6 Hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by lars strom
Francois Salabert - #3 Velden Racing/Benson&Hedges/Johnson V8 2 stroke, looper 3.5 liter.
1984
Picture by Barry Trindall
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One more..Quote:
Originally Posted by lars strom
https://www.screamandfly.com/attachm...9&d=1532918085
What do you think of the all black E-TEC G2 Twins?
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Nice.
Picture credit unknown.
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Picture by Lars.
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World's fastest outboard..:)
Picture by Lars.
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On more of the World's fastest outboard..:)
Picture by Lars.
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I have never seen any stuff written on the engine used in that attempt, 3.0, 3.5, factory efi, or what?
I can only guess..dont know for sure but over 4 liter and methanol.
Here it is restored.
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I dont think the powerhead came in the deal did it?
Greg never said.
I believe that is Rockman's V8
Quote:
Originally Posted by lars strom
Did not have a powerhead when I took this picture 10 years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerabout
https://www.screamandfly.com/attachm...5&d=1532997575
I dont think there is even a photo of the original powerhead, somebody must know what it was?
Gary Garbrecht..:)
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let me know what he says..lol
RIP GG
Gary Garbrecht invited me to many P.R.O.P races in the late nineties. He also tried to talk me into being a F1 team owner.
He did a great job with the racing series. Gary passed away way to early. Only 62 years old. I think it was 2005.
He took a lot of secret racing experience with him to heaven.
Evinrude 225H.O. G1
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Tri-Toon with 2 X G2.
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Wow, what a great picture of Cees Van Der Velden and his Velden Racing/Benson&Hedges/Johnson F1-V8 3.5 liter looper FI.
The year is 1985
Thank you Barry Trindall
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Thanks Mark White.
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SL 250 class.
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One more SL 250 class.
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BRP TO ACQUIRE MANITOU PONTOON MANUFACTURER, STRENGTHENING THE COMPANY’S NEW MARINE GROUP
Valcourt, Quebec, August 2, 2018 –
BRP (TSX:DOO) announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Triton Industries, Inc., the leading North American manufacturer of the Manitou pontoon brand.
An established and growing brand based in Lansing, MI, the family-owned Manitou business is best known for innovative patent-protected technology across its entire lineup, with a brand that is associated with premium luxury and performance. Manitou is considered a pioneer in the evolution of the pontoon thanks to its patented V-TOON® technology, an industry game-changer for planing, performance, and efficiency. Manitou employs approximately 160 people and has a network of around 150 dealers across Canada and the US.
"The announcement of the acquisition of Manitou is the logical next step in the roll-out of our global marine strategy," said José Boisjoli, BRP President and CEO. "We are thrilled to welcome a company with such potential and its entire team to the BRP family. Together, we will strive to transform the industry and become a leading marine company."
As the second boat acquisition complementing the outboard engine portfolio, Manitou’s addition to the Marine Group further solidifies BRP’s position in this market. The addition of Manitou will enable the company to, over time, continue to transform the customer experience, drive opportunities for dealers, provide overall efficiencies to the new BRP Marine Group and bring innovation to the marine industry.
"Manitou’s strong brand, high quality pontoons and recognized technology made it a natural fit for BRP’s newly formed Marine Group," said Tracy Crocker, President of the Marine Group. "With the acquisition of Manitou, we are strengthening our marine portfolio by entering the fastest growing segment in the boat industry."
The transaction remains subject to certain customary closing conditions and is expected to be completed in the third quarter of BRP’s fiscal year 2019.
For additional information on Manitou,
visit https://www.manitoupontoonboats.com/
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I guess you trim in to tighten the steering?
Good lookin' mota!
Two legends.
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Francois Salabert 1985
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Ken Evans
A letter to me from Ralph Evinrude confirming my membership and showing the club is for outboard powered boats doing over 100mph.
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