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You did that before I was born, but only by a year.:D
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Originally posted by Lapse of Reason You did that before I was born, but only by a year.:D |
There are V bottoms that run over 100.....:eek: ;) :D :D
Actually I've seen some outerlimits V's smoking at the Cumberland poker run, but never been in a V over 100. Ridden in plenty of cats that run over 100 and have never felt unsafe. |
I wonder how many
V bottom boats over 36 feet actually run over 100 MPH in the United States. Real #'s 250? 100? 500?
Maximus |
Re: I wonder how many
Originally posted by Maximus V bottom boats over 36 feet actually run over 100 MPH in the United States. Real #'s 250? 100? 500? Maximus do you mean actually on the water . . . or in the bar :D :D this is a great thread:cool: |
Does anyone know of a yellow twin engine cat in lauderdale area in early nineties
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Glass dave
HAHAHHAHHHAAA. Aint that the truth!!!
These new GPS speedo's have throw a wrench in that program! Maximus "Recall Tells it all" |
Originally posted by Formula Outlaw :eek: A bit off the track but: In 1969, I got a ride in a P-51 Mustang, a war buddy of my father's owned it. It had been converted by Cavalier Aircraft, then located at the Sarasota/Bradenton airport. One Sunday morning in Jan. for a birthday present, he took me up. He asked me if I was up for a little excitement, stupidily and totally out of my mind I said "sure". Bad answer. He took me for a dive, at over 600 mph, under the old Sunshine Skyway bridge. I have yet to "unpucker" from that incident. I was never so scared in my life. Coolest thing I've ever done........ |
Originally posted by rbr2328 Does anyone know of a yellow twin engine cat in lauderdale area in early nineties |
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I was fortunate enough to enjoy a 180+ mph blast in this cat.....thanks again Ron!..:D
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