Tricks that old racers get up to after retirement

...years later, as apache...https://classicoffshore.com/images/r...CHE_1979_3.jpg

...basildon museum, 2009...https://classicoffshore.com/images/r...ure_276_sm.jpg

...other photos...https://classicoffshore.com/images/h...TS1972_lrg.jpg

https://keyassets.timeincuk.net/insp...014/03/HTS.jpg

http://classicoffshore.com/images/hi...ACHE056_sm.jpg

...another owner, charles gill, bought the boat, and once again repowered it, and renamed it "I LIKE IT"...circa 1975...https://classicoffshore.com/images/h...(1975)_lrg.jpg

https://www.boatmad.com/forum/attach...p;d=1288369270

https://classicoffshore.com/images/h...oPoster_r2.jpg

https://classicoffshore.com/images/h...CN0416_lrg.jpg

https://classicoffshore.com/images/h...(1979)_lrg.jpg

https://classicoffshore.com/images/h...ACHE034_sm.jpg

https://classicoffshore.com/images/r...SCN0419_sm.jpg

http://classicoffshore.com/images/hi...ldrives_sm.jpg

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Originally Posted by FUJIMO

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Christian Toll supplied me with the full history of HTS . I have asked if i can reproduce his findings. Soon as i get his permission ill post all its history. I know that. HTS/APACHE/LIMIT UP etc has cooking diesels , but those props look positively “ Pre War” .

...not positive, but i think that entire transoms hardware was replaced with SpeedMaster hardware...could be mistaken.