|
Originally Posted by Steve 1
(Post 3140545)
It was a boat Aronow had Schoell design and build ,Harry built a Mica faced mold and built one for Doc Magoon with outboards it was the start of that 24 which covered the earth (it was 23 originally the 27 Magnum was 29 also built by Mr Schoell)
|
I too love the beautiful sound of a I/O BUT... I will say that I have grown to love the sound of nice high winding OB.
The 36 and new 41 Pantera would be a real nice package with OB's in my opinion. Steve1 thank you again for all the info. you provide...a true credit to everything that is right about our beloved sport. Angel |
Steve, you have done it again. Great thread, great info. I see another record setter start'n:drink:
|
Originally Posted by Pantera24
(Post 3140628)
I too love the beautiful sound of a I/O BUT... I will say that I have grown to love the sound of nice high winding OB.
The 36 and new 41 Pantera would be a real nice package with OB's in my opinion. Steve1 thank you again for all the info. you provide...a true credit to everything that is right about our beloved sport. Angel I most humbly thank you for reading my threads and the very nice comment. |
Originally Posted by cosmic12
(Post 3140637)
Steve, you have done it again. Great thread, great info. I see another record setter start'n:drink:
Sir thank you for reading this and your encouraging comments. |
Originally Posted by glassdave
(Post 3140624)
cool,my next question was gonna be if the 27 Mag was a progression of that boat. I doubt there has ever been as successful of a hull as that one (24 or 27).
The 29 Magnum which was the mother of the 27 was a seperate project as I understand it from talking to Harry years ago,Like when they stuck the first 28 Cigarette and sunk the mold behind the place they went and got another 27 Magnum for a plug, Also Larry Smith drug one out to California as the basis of his Scarab line from what I was told also. While on the subject Giovanni tooled up a really cool deck for his bringing the 27 Magnum back on line, they said that there were 450 built back in the "Day". |
Originally Posted by glassdave
(Post 3140624)
cool,my next question was gonna be if the 27 Mag was a progression of that boat. I doubt there has ever been as successful of a hull as that one (24 or 27).
What I had planned was a floating fuel tank that looked like a Big Cheetahcat and was going to try to make it straight through without refueling again the fuel consumption from the race was the basis of that strategy.I wanted to run outboards and the Doc was leaning to the inboards. |
The story here is the Kuwaitis were running that blue and white Cat closest to the camera ,a Skater pop called a Al Shaali Tiger cat after this race they bought a Cheetahcat from me.
http://www.youtube.com/user/Cheetahc.../2/3dTn-ay8G2c |
I wish I would have seen these threads 10 years ago thanks for all your knowledge and sharing.
|
One of the YOUTUBE titles says
36 Cheetacat , 840 HP, 146 MPH Tell us about that boat buddy. |
| All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:18 PM. |
Copyright © 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.