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Originally Posted by Dock Holiday
(Post 2035968)
I think that same Apache is once again in Poker Runs America magazine from 1000 Islands with a VERY fine looking crew!!
Here's that same beautiful Apache trying to keep up with our 36 Outlaw. :evilb: |
I'm a proud Baja 36 Outlaw owner and our boat has served us very well.
It is not fast, and it is NOT an Apache. Having had the please of riding in RHC's 36 Apache I can tell you that there is a big difference. His boat is rock solid and you do notice the difference in construction. With that said, I did not buy my boat to run 100 MPH, or I would have bought a different brand. But if you want a sharp looking boat that rides very nice and handles safely then you will not find a better value then the 36 Outlaw. |
Originally Posted by Nykamp
(Post 2035949)
Park a 36 APACHE next to the 36 Outlaw and you will see where the outlaw came from, it might have a wider beam.
Not sure if you are aware of this, but the mold that the 36 Outlaw come out of was built by Cigarette. They did not do anything with it and sold it to Force 10. Shortly after the purchase Force 10 had a fire and this mold was outside and survived. They sold it to Baja and the 36 Outlaw was born. I have rafted off the 36 I pictured first with the big power and he is stern heavy. His bow is about two to three inches higher then mine. I do know that he runs in the 90's and I have NEVER witnessed any adverse handling from this boat. There is no chine walk to drive through. He has also had his hull blueprinted if that matters. |
Hey Dock, all is well, hope you and your family are doing well also, both Baja and Apache make a great 36, that look alot a like. Apache has a set back cockpit, Rogers is the later modle with the biger cockpit the pre 1995's have a 6" tighter cockpit.
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Originally Posted by FeverMike
(Post 2035847)
I know you are razzing me...trust me I can take it...love to dish it out too!:D
I have heard some say the 36 Baja was a splash from a Cigarette. However when I look at a Baja and Cig hull I see a much different bow profile. The Baja bow starts going up to the nose much sooner and the Cig is more blunt. Also a Cig has no pad and the strakes are bigger and much sharper and so is the transom edge. The 35 does have a pad and also a notch in the transom. |
Originally Posted by whirlwind
(Post 2035962)
It was the Penatang Poker Run,that Baja was white and yellow if I remember correctly. As for Joe and the 32 that day,he was next to me all day,I had to be wide open to pull away,I couldnt believe he was there,cause I had my hands full with a 38 Hustler that ran good. John,I was on your 43 with Wayne,hell of a boat.The 32 Maximus that worked so good for you were mine.I hope you enjoying it.
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The 35 Outlaw that Hawkeye has hit 101mph with 700's, via Baja. However I don't think the dealer has been able to get it to hit more than high 90's? Don't quote me on that though.
I would guess 850's might get the 36 to the century mark |
Originally Posted by chevyzq8
(Post 2036340)
The 35 Outlaw that Hawkeye has hit 101mph with 700's, via Baja. However I don't think the dealer has been able to get it to hit more than high 90's? Don't quote me on that though.
I would guess 850's might get the 36 to the century mark |
Originally Posted by RHC
(Post 2035960)
Man,,, thats a pretty Apache!!!!:D :D
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2007 Baja 35 Outlaw w/ 700's
Standard layup, full cuddy. These are photo's from testing before it went to paint. |
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