Tsunami Sutphen
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Re: Tsunami Sutphen
Originally Posted by lotoparty
met some guys selling this bad Sutphen at loto.
they did a great job restoring her.
dont know much of its history but the seller said it won some races in its day.
thought Too Old would enjoy seeing some pics of it.
they did a great job restoring her.
dont know much of its history but the seller said it won some races in its day.
thought Too Old would enjoy seeing some pics of it.
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Re: Tsunami Sutphen
Originally Posted by SinkorSwim
Is that a 34'? Or is it a 30', like my Ocean Pacer? Just curious...
he had a complete scrapbook on the restoration and photos of when it was raced.
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Re: Tsunami Sutphen
Thats not the same boat Chip owned is it? Because Chip owned a 34 that he had big powers and #3's on,, then he put some 500's and Bravos on it and it was sold.
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Re: Tsunami Sutphen
chip & I bought both sutphens on same day he repowered his & he rebuilt mine from ground up, friend of mine bought his last year with 500s & brovs still fast! learnin-t-fly is for sale see oso clas, new boat comin
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No problem LOTO. I wish I had known that was just your Girlfriend, I thought it was your wife so I backed off. Just kidding, I was very impressed by her adventuresome and positive attitude. She seems like a great down to earth woman. You have yourself a real winner, I hope to find the same again some day. Glad to hear the fix was cheap, most bilge pumps have an auto setting, mine does and I found it has to be on or it will never start. Seems a major design flaw, what good is a device for safety that needs to be manually turned on? Not much good is it.