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Old 03-18-2015, 10:40 PM
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Congratulations. I think your going to like it.
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Old 03-19-2015, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Revd Up
Congratulations. I think your going to like it.
Thanks guys I am looking fwd to makn it my own. Its killing me to work three more weeks before i get hime to play. Lol
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Old 03-19-2015, 01:49 PM
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I had a 1991 Thouroughbred (280 Velocity) as my first performance boat. I really enjoyed it and I hope you will also. They are a drivers boat and faster than most in it's size. Enjoy!
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Old 03-20-2015, 05:10 AM
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Congrats. I sold mine a year ago and keep asking myself why. Owned a 96 280 with a 600hp 515bbc. If you drive it smart and smooth the drive will hold up OK. Only broke one. This group has the best knowledge base of any page. There's 280 owners here with everything from 330 to 1100 hp. All you questions will get answered. I owned a Velocity for over 15 years it's a great family I'm not leaving even though I'm just watching for now. You have to check out " 41 upgrades" what a build.
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Originally Posted by Vicious22
Congrats. I sold mine a year ago and keep asking myself why. Owned a 96 280 with a 600hp 515bbc. If you drive it smart and smooth the drive will hold up OK. Only broke one. This group has the best knowledge base of any page. There's 280 owners here with everything from 330 to 1100 hp. All you questions will get answered. I owned a Velocity for over 15 years it's a great family I'm not leaving even though I'm just watching for now. You have to check out " 41 upgrades" what a build.
Sounds grest i have always been a fan of velocity from when i sold regals back in the early 90's. I just wish the next threeweeks at work will hurry up.lol
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Old 03-20-2015, 10:56 AM
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Congrats and Welcome! Depending on the water conditions will determine your tab needs. Definitely go for the full on hyd steering. My VR is my first with it, the difference is night and day. Get some pics of your new toy for us.....
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Originally Posted by Vicious22
Congrats. I sold mine a year ago and keep asking myself why. Owned a 96 280 with a 600hp 515bbc. If you drive it smart and smooth the drive will hold up OK. Only broke one. This group has the best knowledge base of any page. There's 280 owners here with everything from 330 to 1100 hp. All you questions will get answered. I owned a Velocity for over 15 years it's a great family I'm not leaving even though I'm just watching for now. You have to check out " 41 upgrades" what a build.
Well I asked you at least twice "Do you really want to sell it?" before I bought it! I've become very attached to the boat in the last year so it's going stay mine - sorry!

As vicious22 said, there's a ton of Velocity 280 expertise and experience here, and while there will always be more than one opinion, you can count on people wanting to help out. Congrats,enjoy the boat and heed the advice of the guys that have been where you are before and you'll get a great set-up boat.
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Old 03-20-2015, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Ryan00TJ
Congrats and Welcome! Depending on the water conditions will determine your tab needs. Definitely go for the full on hyd steering. My VR is my first with it, the difference is night and day. Get some pics of your new toy for us.....
Hey Ryan, how is that bad boy running? You should come up and run it in the Buffalo Poker Run! It is a good run and well organized. Plus there was only three Velocitys.

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Old 03-20-2015, 05:39 PM
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Trying to figure out this photo bucket site from my cell phone. As soon as i do i will post pics of the boat.
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use imgur.com. it is much more simple and not chock full of crappy ads. create a "bb code" link and paste it in here.simple as can be
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