Taken at a friends' house in Pompano Beach in February-

Man that boat is sweeeet:D Hey Jafo, if you ever need a hand launching the 28 in Holland (or Grand Haven, or Muskegon, or....:D ) I would be happy help out:cool:

Just trying to do my civic duty:D :D :p

Hey Jafo, Does you're friend rent that house out?:D

damn that looks tight!!!!!!!!!!:)

Here is a picture of my boat taken at the begining of the season. It was a little cold out side this day.

chris and jafo,

great looking boats!!!!! i can see how the one with twins sits a little different in the water......does anyone race in p class or f1 with the 28?? i know someone races a 32....thanks for the info guys!!

THE BULL,

I know of a few 25's that raced in f-1, one vision, and Active Tunder Racing but i a fairly confident that there has not been a 28 that raced in P class. I may be wrong, it happens all the time. I can tell you it is a great boat, that is for sure.:D

i know gordo raced the 25 tantrum....and i thought i saw a f2 32....but i havent seen anything on the 28 yet........thanks thunderstorm!!!!

I think you are correct that Shane Sherman raced his 32 at one time and I know there is a f-2 37avh that races in SBI, team outlaw. The 28 make the 25 look so little when you put them next to eachother.

I have not seen a 28 race either...:)

If set up properly, I think the hull could do very well racing. It is lighter than most of its 28' counter-parts, and flies very level.
I do agree it dwarfs many other 28' boats- mine was sitting next to a 28' Apache when I bought it and made it look small.
Pat said the actual depth of the 28 was greater than the 32, and as true with most boats this length, the balance seems to be better with twin SBC's.
A couple of aluminum race-prepped BBC's would be interesting though.........

Now if I can only find some time to use mine?:rolleyes: :mad: