21 Challenger History

[RJSHADOW8021]

THE PICS I HAVE WONT GO THRUOGH. IF ANYONE WANTS I WILL E MAIL

[blkmtrfan]

Send em to me I will post em for ya (probably just need to be resized a little)

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[RJSHADOW8021]

sorry it wasn't sooner pc @ work crashed. Enjoy....just a fun summer day. e mail me when you post them.
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[blkmtrfan]

RJ, got you pics, they are pretty big 1.5 MB, our limit here is 100k, plus there isn't much of you boat in the pics , I will see what I can do with them when I get home, can't really do much editing with them here at work, LOL

[RJSHADOW8021]

well at the time my boat was not the main issue to get in the pics. but i thought you would enjoy them. thanks i will get pics of my boat so you can see. give me a bit to dig them up. thanks rj

[blkmtrfan]

RJ, it does look like a good time, thanks for sharing

I just sent the "modified" pics back to you to see what you think, they should be postable now, I still think you should start a new thread in a different section of the forum so you can ask everyone there options on your boat setup (a lot of the guys don't come to this history section even though it is one of the best spots).

So start a thread, ask your questions, and post you pics (if you still have trouble let me know)

[RJSHADOW8021]

MUCH APPRECIATED

[blkmtrfan]

No problem, great to have another outboard V fan on the board

[half moon]

I have a 1976 Challenger, formerly "E1" The first of the Suffolk County NY police boats. It has had a hard life but is now enjoying the waters of Florida's east coast powered by a Mercury Pro Max 225
Thank you Mr Luhrs and Mr Linder.
If anyone has any info on these police Challengers I would appreciate it. Why, I wonder is the steering on the left side, and what engines did they use? Were the cops happy with them?