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I would pay good money for a new boat popped from that ole paperweight's molds...
The original P22 help up very well in comparisons to other non-custom microboats. I dont know if the same will be said for the new version.
The original P22 help up very well in comparisons to other non-custom microboats. I dont know if the same will be said for the new version.
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I guess the Pachanga has always been known to be a heavy slow boat, but in all fairness they must have done something right because there are alot of them still around. Seems like I see one no matter where I go boating.
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I guess I just dont understand why anyone says the boat was considered slow or heavy compared to its competition at the time.
As I stated, I would sell anything I own to get a brand new Pachanga popped from those original molds.
Sorry to get off topic. Onward with the awards! I wonder where that bid will end.
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Dock,
No, this is not real crystal. A bucket of resin was discovered in the corner of an old Apache warehouse and the refining process is so new and delicate the scientist who made this award has not come up with a name for it yet.
Thanks for asking!
No, this is not real crystal. A bucket of resin was discovered in the corner of an old Apache warehouse and the refining process is so new and delicate the scientist who made this award has not come up with a name for it yet.
Thanks for asking!