allweis back in charge thread
12-23-2003, 08:14 AM
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Mark:
Don't think you want to mess with Outer42. This guy's pleasure boat will out run just about anything under the sun. Step away from your dad's computer! BH
Don't think you want to mess with Outer42. This guy's pleasure boat will out run just about anything under the sun. Step away from your dad's computer! BH
12-23-2003, 09:59 PM
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That's what I thought . The green 3 seater is beautiful and fast. Pull that big motor out and run SVL - and you'll be in first. BH
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12-24-2003, 07:44 AM
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MARK,
I WOULDN'T RACE MY BOAT,I WAS LOOKING AT A COUPLE 37,BUT COULDN'T MAKE THE DEAL. P-3 WOULD BE IT TO. I HAVE THE MOTORS SITTING IN MY SHOP,LOOKING FOR A BOAT TO MESS AROUND LOCALLY AND RACE WHATEVER CIRCUIT IN 2005 IN SUPERV.
I WOULDN'T RACE MY BOAT,I WAS LOOKING AT A COUPLE 37,BUT COULDN'T MAKE THE DEAL. P-3 WOULD BE IT TO. I HAVE THE MOTORS SITTING IN MY SHOP,LOOKING FOR A BOAT TO MESS AROUND LOCALLY AND RACE WHATEVER CIRCUIT IN 2005 IN SUPERV.
12-24-2003, 08:22 AM
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Fortress was formerly Eriesistable (sp). It had a #5 and a Tyler Crockett engine if my feeble memory serves me correctly.
The three seater was somewhere in Maryland the last time I heard.
The three seater was somewhere in Maryland the last time I heard.
12-24-2003, 08:27 AM
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Mark,
Your boat was never a three seater. Todd Werner (Flowmaster) had the three seater built. It had a funky Teflon coating on the hull, and I don't think they were ever able to get the CG right. The last time I saw it, it had a clear Lexan engine hatch and a 1,000 hp engine. He ran a P class race in 2000 I believe.
Your boat always ran well, although the previous owners did not run a lot of the national races.
Your boat was never a three seater. Todd Werner (Flowmaster) had the three seater built. It had a funky Teflon coating on the hull, and I don't think they were ever able to get the CG right. The last time I saw it, it had a clear Lexan engine hatch and a 1,000 hp engine. He ran a P class race in 2000 I believe.
Your boat always ran well, although the previous owners did not run a lot of the national races.
