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Panther 09-23-2009 01:02 PM

How did she sink?

el indio 09-23-2009 01:52 PM


Originally Posted by Panther (Post 2958904)
How did she sink?

too much water in hull....creates a real problem...glub! glub!

Nykamp 09-23-2009 05:49 PM

Hammerhead was in bad shape before she sank. I was on her in St. Tropez, it was a total shame to see what had become of SAM. The hull had been poorly repair up toward the bow,everything was very very run down, the owner hit 2 boats while I was out with him and he gave up and was pulled in by a inflatable. He was not good with crashboxes, I wasted huge money on that trip. It's one of the really rare carbon/kevlar 41's one of 5.

Comanche3Six 09-23-2009 07:11 PM

ouch

el indio 09-23-2009 07:39 PM


Originally Posted by Comanche3Six (Post 2959183)
ouch

stick around clown. see what bobby can do....you just might change camps.......estay tuned..m.m..

sean stinson 09-23-2009 08:34 PM


Originally Posted by Nykamp (Post 2959100)
Hammerhead was in bad shape before she sank. I was on her in St. Tropez, it was a total shame to see what had become of SAM. The hull had been poorly repair up toward the bow,everything was very very run down, the owner hit 2 boats while I was out with him and he gave up and was pulled in by a inflatable. He was not good with crashboxes, I wasted huge money on that trip. It's one of the really rare carbon/kevlar 41's one of 5.

Yes it was a terrible redo when I saw it when it was gray and had bad feathers on it......but such is life at one point it was one of the finest 41's out there!!!!

Comanche3Six 09-23-2009 09:53 PM


Originally Posted by el indio (Post 2959212)
stick around clown. see what bobby can do....you just might change camps.......estay tuned..m.m..

I'm sure he can do a great job, even for for a crybaby like you.
How you been?

DirtyMoney 09-23-2009 10:49 PM


Originally Posted by sean stinson (Post 2958776)
Let me clarify something for everybody that think they know all the answers.....There is nothing wrong with Warpaths Transom presently it is as strong as ever.....

Now then.....The transom on both boats are different....broken, not broken freshly laid up, not freshly laid up....The transoms are different stop with the accusations that someone is slamming the boats the 2 phucking transoms are different.....

And I have owned boats and have a pretty extensive knowledge of Apaches for that matter don't know everything but know enough to hold a conversation!!!!!

ENOUGH PHUCKING SAID

Correct me if I am wrong! There were only the first few Apaches built with the straight transom and then the angle out to the rub rail was added. There is also the "reinforced transom" around the transom assemblies we see on some of the Mcmanus redo's.

BattleCry 09-23-2009 11:09 PM

Phuckin' A Stinson. Calm the FizUck down yo. No one has even talked about the aluminum plate that was added to the inside of the transom for weight savings and durability on some race boats.

Nykamp 09-24-2009 03:26 AM

Sean, thats why I flew there, it was one of the best ones made. I had a hokk up to get her back here, an i was going to make her sweet agian, glad somebody took on the task. It was a shame to see the pictures of the kids laying on the deck after it sank, thats the level of care the boat had seen for years before it sank.

offshoredrillin 09-24-2009 06:43 AM


Originally Posted by Nykamp (Post 2959432)
Sean, thats why I flew there, it was one of the best ones made. I had a hokk up to get her back here, an i was going to make her sweet agian, glad somebody took on the task. It was a shame to see the pictures of the kids laying on the deck after it sank, thats the level of care the boat had seen for years before it sank.

Wasn't John Pompei over there taking care of it when it was SAM, he then came back to the US after it was sold.

sean stinson 09-24-2009 07:53 AM


Originally Posted by offshoredrillin (Post 2959476)
Wasn't John Pompei over there taking care of it when it was SAM, he then came back to the US after it was sold.

I believe you may be correct that Pompei was over there I know Tommy Chief was over there before he came back and started Chief Engines Pompei was on Running Brave I think and Tommy was on SAM

sean stinson 09-24-2009 07:56 AM


Originally Posted by BattleCry (Post 2959385)
Phuckin' A Stinson. Calm the FizUck down yo. No one has even talked about the aluminum plate that was added to the inside of the transom for weight savings and durability on some race boats.

Sorry bro I know I got a little twist in my drawers there for a minute.

el indio 09-24-2009 08:09 AM


Originally Posted by BattleCry (Post 2959385)
Phuckin' A Stinson. Calm the FizUck down yo. No one has even talked about the aluminum plate that was added to the inside of the transom for weight savings and durability on some race boats.

CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR........THE ALUMN PLATE IS ON THE OUTSIDE.....CARRYON........M.M..

c_deezy 09-24-2009 08:45 AM


Originally Posted by sean stinson (Post 2959516)
I believe you may be correct that Pompei was over there I know Tommy Chief was over there before he came back and started Chief Engines Pompei was on Running Brave I think and Tommy was on SAM

So the guys that owned these boats, paid the engine guys to hang out over in Europe?

LEOPAJM 09-24-2009 02:29 PM


Originally Posted by c_deezy (Post 2959556)
So the guys that owned these boats, paid the engine guys to hang out over in Europe?

That was pretty common .
Mike from Sterling did a bunch of stuff for the Arabs too !

Panther 09-24-2009 03:33 PM

Some say A-Rabs! lol

sean stinson 09-24-2009 04:43 PM


Originally Posted by c_deezy (Post 2959556)
So the guys that owned these boats, paid the engine guys to hang out over in Europe?

I think that they were also affiliated or employed with Mercurio or Michael Bonin in South France

el indio 09-24-2009 04:46 PM


Originally Posted by c_deezy (Post 2959556)
So the guys that owned these boats, paid the engine guys to hang out over in Europe?

CONSENTINO[DIRECTOR OF THE INTERIOR] OF ITALY BROUGHT MELVIN AND SHIRLEY RIGGS AND THE 4 KIDS TO ITALY FOR 4 YEARS......IMPRESSIVE...M.M.. IF I REMEMBER RIGHT..

Panther 09-25-2009 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by el indio (Post 2958931)
too much water in hull....creates a real problem...glub! glub!

whoops!

sean stinson 09-25-2009 02:01 PM

No that's a great swim dock......never saw one like that before!!!! Wonder what they used for an anchor to hold it down????? :D:D:D:D:D

TexomaPowerboater 09-25-2009 03:29 PM

So what does it take to structurally revive a hull that's been sunk? Can you just dry it out? Or are we talking complete structural frame off restoration? Does the core survive? I had dreams of buying this boat myself, but was unsure what it would take to to structurally restore her.

Panther 09-25-2009 04:12 PM


Originally Posted by TexomaPowerboater (Post 2960571)
So what does it take to structurally revive a hull that's been sunk? Can you just dry it out? Or are we talking complete structural frame off restoration? Does the core survive? I had dreams of buying this boat myself, but was unsure what it would take to to structurally restore her.

Depends how long it went down for.

A start is by removing 1000 lbs. of extra un-needed wires, fuel valves/lines and bildge blower fiberglass!:party-smiley-004:

I'm sure I left out a few things. ;)

el indio 09-25-2009 04:13 PM


Originally Posted by TexomaPowerboater (Post 2960571)
So what does it take to structurally revive a hull that's been sunk? Can you just dry it out? Or are we talking complete structural frame off restoration? Does the core survive? I had dreams of buying this boat myself, but was unsure what it would take to to structurally restore her.

CASH! A BOAT LOAD YOU MIGHT SAY....ANY JOB WORTH DOING IS WORTH DOING RIGHT.........M.M.....PS..I HEARD A RUMOR..THE RUMOR IS; YOU CAN SEND MEN TO THE MOON AND BRING THEM BACK IF YOU SPEND ENOUGH MONEY........

Comanche3Six 09-25-2009 04:32 PM

As Nykamp explains it that was a great 41 Apache, and I'm sure it can be made great again. $
I believe Tonto is constructed similar. And set up similar. That is a beautiful 41!!!!

DirtyMoney 09-25-2009 05:09 PM


Originally Posted by Comanche3Six (Post 2960617)
As Nykamp explains it that was a great 41 Apache, and I'm sure it can be made great again. $
I believe Tonto is constructed similar. And set up similar. That is a beautiful 41!!!!

Yea but TONTO is perfect. It is meticulously maintained by the most particular boat owner I have ever met. TONTO does not have any bad history and if any boat has a high value it is TONTO. TONTO is to the 41's what Kemosabe is to the 47's the Holy Grail of Apaches.

Comanche3Six 09-25-2009 05:22 PM


Originally Posted by rbr2328 (Post 2960639)
Yea but TONTO is perfect. It is meticulously maintained by the most particular boat owner I have ever met. TONTO does not have any bad history and if any boat has a high value it is TONTO. TONTO is to the 41's what Kemosabe is to the 47's the Holy Grail of Apaches.

Kemosabe & Tonto.......Great McManus Apache Powerboats!

offshoredrillin 09-25-2009 07:05 PM


Originally Posted by Comanche3Six (Post 2960647)
Kemosabe & Tonto.......Great McManus Apache Powerboats!

it's getting a little old Ed, just saying:cool:

sean stinson 09-25-2009 07:45 PM


Originally Posted by rbr2328 (Post 2960639)
Yea but TONTO is perfect. It is meticulously maintained by the most particular boat owner I have ever met. TONTO does not have any bad history and if any boat has a high value it is TONTO. TONTO is to the 41's what Kemosabe is to the 47's the Holy Grail of Apaches.

Funny you should say that the original owner of both is the same person!!!! And he was an extremely Anal man!!!!

el indio 09-25-2009 07:48 PM

A Short Canadian If I Remember..stored With Marc Adams...tommy O'quin Used To Bring The Boats To Bobbys To Launch...m.m...

sean stinson 09-25-2009 07:50 PM


Originally Posted by rbr2328 (Post 2954407)
Transom?

lets not go over this again.....early Apaches have a different transom than newer ones

thedonz 09-25-2009 08:05 PM


Originally Posted by rbr2328 (Post 2960639)
Yea but TONTO is perfect. It is meticulously maintained by the most particular boat owner I have ever met. TONTO does not have any bad history and if any boat has a high value it is TONTO. TONTO is to the 41's what Kemosabe is to the 47's the Holy Grail of Apaches.

ditto

mike

Comanche3Six 09-25-2009 08:29 PM


Originally Posted by offshoredrillin (Post 2960698)
it's getting a little old Ed, just saying:cool:

Yeah, b!tchin gets old........stay positive!
It's not all that bad.

Crash-Box 09-25-2009 09:11 PM


Originally Posted by el indio (Post 2960718)
A Short Canadian If I Remember..stored With Marc Adams...tommy O'quin Used To Bring The Boats To Bobbys To Launch...m.m...

Yup,

I remember Chuck & Racer "R" running WarPath
in a few Mi-ami area races, many a moons ago........

Adios............. c.b.

el indio 09-26-2009 12:04 AM


Originally Posted by Crash-Box (Post 2960768)
Yup,

I remember Chuck & Racer "R" running WarPath
in a few Mi-ami area races, many a moons ago........

Adios............. c.b.

THAT BOAT HAS HAD MANY OWNERS..HOW MANY CAN YOU NAME...CHUCK WAS CHARLIE FROM ROUGH AND TUMBLE?..ANOTHER CANADIAN...CYA..

DirtyMoney 09-26-2009 12:06 AM


Originally Posted by sean stinson (Post 2960719)
lets not go over this again.....early Apaches have a different transom than newer ones

I know i explained the differences earlier. That quoted post is the answer to the original question.

What about 41 decks? Is the fairing location the same on all of them? Is cockpit increased from engine and dash configuration? My mold has the long dash and 8 ft race hatches. I can increase a bunch by eliminating alot of the dash and shortening the hatches and going with a short stagger.

Were the cabins a liner or built in?

One of my favorite user friendly cockpits is Tatonka.

Crash-Box 09-26-2009 08:28 AM


Originally Posted by el indio (Post 2960826)
THAT BOAT HAS HAD MANY OWNERS..HOW MANY CAN YOU NAME...CHUCK WAS CHARLIE FROM ROUGH AND TUMBLE?..ANOTHER CANADIAN...CYA..


Yes Charlie , and that is as far back as I can remember
on the owners of "Warpath". After Charlie I think it was
Jay in boston with his wrench "big" Carl Patsky ?

CYA..... Heading south to see HAMMERHEAD !!!!

Panther 09-27-2009 09:25 PM

I remember when it was in Boston, they even had a website for the boat back then.

c_deezy 09-28-2009 01:29 PM


Originally Posted by rbr2328 (Post 2960828)
I know i explained the differences earlier. That quoted post is the answer to the original question.

What about 41 decks? Is the fairing location the same on all of them? Is cockpit increased from engine and dash configuration? My mold has the long dash and 8 ft race hatches. I can increase a bunch by eliminating alot of the dash and shortening the hatches and going with a short stagger.

Were the cabins a liner or built in?

One of my favorite user friendly cockpits is Tatonka.

What are you doing with your molds? Have you leased them out to anybody to have any boats pulled from them? Just curious...

sean stinson 09-28-2009 04:35 PM


Originally Posted by el indio (Post 2960718)
A Short Canadian If I Remember..stored With Marc Adams...tommy O'quin Used To Bring The Boats To Bobbys To Launch...m.m...

Bob Waxman was his name I think!!!!


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