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12-20-2006, 01:10 PM

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John and Rick, getting the Maryland Y2K ( Thumbs up ) ready for her first demo run. I remember 72-74 mph.

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12-20-2006, 02:21 PM

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John and Rick, getting the Maryland Y2K ( Thumbs up ) ready for her first demo run. I remember 72-74 mph.

Hey Gary,
If my memory serves me correctly, JC told me he took you for a ride in that boat. And you told him the Y2K was boring at 72mph and that is why you spent the big $$ for a 600SCi...

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Hey Gary,
If my memory serves me correctly, JC told me he took you for a ride in that boat. And you told him the Y2K was boring at 72mph and that is why you spent the big $$ for a 600SCi...

Pat we did take a quick ride on the boat, the first Y2K with the new rear engine hatch. Your memory is pretty sharp, I do remember saying to JC the Y2K can for sure run with some big power. The Y2K really becomes fun in the chop at 80 plus !!!!

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