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JO - PANTERABOATS

10-25-2004 02:58 PM

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Here are a few more pics.

We do have a customer of ours racing in a 36' Pantera Survivor "non stepped" in this series ( Fair and white ). They have been very fast but have had drive issues. They are going to build up on the running gear and get ready for next season. From what they tell me every race this year has been very rough.

JO - Pantera boats

JO - PANTERABOATS

10-25-2004 03:05 PM

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Here is another great pic.

JO

damdonzi

10-25-2004 03:15 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by CougarMan

Anyone know the reason the nose on the bow of the boat is typically
painted orange on allot of the european race boats?

I'm assuming safety maybe with a little better explaination.

Thanks
Cougarman

Does it really matter? :drink:

CigDaze

10-25-2004 03:30 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by CougarMan

Anyone know the reason the nose on the bow of the boat is typically
painted orange on allot of the european race boats?

I'm assuming safety maybe with a little better explaination.

Thanks
Cougarman

Just a guess here, but when boats sink, it's typically transom first. The bow traps air and stays afloat. The orange is for collision avoidance...

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