Re: 10 years ago
 

I thought B-1 "Muscle" was one of the most famous

Re: 10 years ago
 

That's too recent. Muscle started racing in B class in 1996. Fever started probably 10 years before then.

Another great B boat was Dragon Lady. And of course, my favorite, Mr. Technology.
http://www.homestead.com/njoffshore/files/mrtpp.jpg

Re: 10 years ago
 

okay, thanks for the update!! I used to watch the races at Pt. Pleasant every year. They were great races. I am from Morristown, N.J.

Re: 10 years ago
 

Lots a good B class action back then ...

Jawanna
Obsession
Mr.tech.
Buckshot
Heartbeat
GrtLakesCaster
ect ......

Re: 10 years ago
 

The B Classes actually started to falter when the canopied B boats came into existence.

Re: 10 years ago
 

Absolutely .... raised the bar , and took the "Sportsman" class guys out of the loop so to speak !!! :(

Re: 10 years ago
 

They look like Super Vees to me. :D

Same thing happened to A Class. Damn that Will Smith :p

Speaking of Buckshot. They'll be featurered in the next issue of EBM magazine.

Re: 10 years ago
 

If you want to go back in time, look at all the boats that raced with APBA in 1996.

http://www.biggerhammer.net/offshorepage/teams.html

Re: 10 years ago
 

There's a blast from the past !!!!

Thanks Ron !

Re: 10 years ago
 

Or in simplier times, the classes were very straightforward, Production with the 280hp/350 cu.in MerCruiser(s) and TRS Drives, or earlier Volvo 270/280's, then Modified, like the 27' Magnum Sport's with small block tunnel rams, and #2 Speedmasters, and Finally Open Class. Your point on canopies was good, tehnology certainly went crazy in the past 10 years with performance. I do like F-1, an F-2 classes,

JC, what class, will you race in next?