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    Eliminator pics

    Does anyone on this site own a 19 ft eliminator?I would love to see some pics of them,reason I am asking is that I am told my 19ft nordic is very similer.The few eliminators I have seen look taller than my boat.Also,any idea on the weight of the eliminator(outboard model)or even a 19ft nordic(outboard)
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    shoot me your email, I've got a 19' daytona sittin in my shed. I got some pics on my computer but can't get em to post.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Allison's Allison View Post
    shoot me your email, I've got a 19' daytona sittin in my shed.
    Chaparral271@yahoo.com here is my e-mail,would love to it.
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    I sent you one, I got more on my office computer i can send you in the mornin'

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    Quote Originally Posted by Allison's Allison View Post
    I sent you one, I got more on my office computer i can send you in the mornin'
    Got it,That is a good looking boat.From the pic,it looks wider than my nordic.When my son gets home I will have him post picks of my boat.
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    19 Daytona

    I have one I will try to post some pics.
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    Sent ya a couple more.

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    Do the legendary 19 daytona's run well w/ ob power or are they better suited for big blocks? How much ob power?

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    I wasn't that impressed, even with a drag on it. Ended up putting that same drag motor on my Ally XR2001 and as you know, thats impressive. Never driven one with a big block in it.

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    I sent you some pictures of mine. I'll try to send some more later.

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    Here is my old 19 Eliminator Daytona. I really regret selling that boat. It ran a little over 95 mph with a 245 hp Merc 2.5 carb motor. Very rarely got beat in that boat. Very stable up to 90 mph and ran fast in pretty big chop. Really handled well too. Turned flat and hard going fast. I had a great time with that boat.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Dave & Ray.jpg   Daytona Rear.jpg   Daytona Front.jpg  
    Last edited by Propster; 01-09-2008 at 05:58 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mod25 View Post
    I sent you some pictures of mine. I'll try to send some more later.
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    These are pictures of the boat from the previous owner in Michigan.
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    Clints boat. That ran very well.. good to see it go to a good home.

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    Yep thats it. Still looks the same. Stays inside in my shop covered waxed and clean. Our lake just filled back up this year can't wait till summer again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by msethsmile View Post
    Do the legendary 19 daytona's run well w/ ob power or are they better suited for big blocks? How much ob power?
    I think they run well with O/B power, but that is a subjective question. STV's, Mirage's, Allisons, etc. ....boats that were specifically designed for outboard power run better than then the Elim 19 which was designed for a jet pump and a big block. My 19' runs around 90-91 MPH with a 240 hp carb bridgeport Merc. It is a damn fun boat.

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