47 Inxs with Little ceasers name?
12-04-2008, 12:57 PM
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It was truely one of the most badd azz Apache's ever built. I can remember getting beat up in my little Velocity running Biscayne Bay in the late 80's and the Ceaser boat came up from behind and passed me like I was standing still!!! The sound of the tripple blower motors howling was enough to scare the life out of anybody within earshot!!! Some day that boat will be back on the water...........and the Atlantic ocean will shudder again!!
12-04-2008, 10:12 PM
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The original "Little Ceasers" race boat is for sale in the classified adds. It has been dorment for over 11 years now.
The boat was converted to twins/# 6's and raced as the "Flyer", bulkheads have been removed in the bow, the race cockpit has been removed and the conversion to a pleasure boat cockpit with a 1/2 cabin was started but never finished. If you sand away the white paint, the original "pink" Little Ceaser's paint job lies underneath. I worked with the owner when he had a Fountain dealership in Lighthouse Point but haven't spoken to him in 3 years......It's a shame that someone hasn't brought this piece of Kramer history back to it's glory....
The boat was converted to twins/# 6's and raced as the "Flyer", bulkheads have been removed in the bow, the race cockpit has been removed and the conversion to a pleasure boat cockpit with a 1/2 cabin was started but never finished. If you sand away the white paint, the original "pink" Little Ceaser's paint job lies underneath. I worked with the owner when he had a Fountain dealership in Lighthouse Point but haven't spoken to him in 3 years......It's a shame that someone hasn't brought this piece of Kramer history back to it's glory....
There were pics floating around somewhere of it painted all white in the wherehouse.
Here's some of it's glory days
