Anyone have the contact info for the owner of Little Ceasars?
 

Have someone that would like to talk to him about the boat.

Thanks.

Tank

http://www.bloomberg.com/research/st...rises,%2520Inc

Starting point/office number

Lol!! Not the pizza chain man. The 47 Apache. Got a buddy that's interested in buying it and restoring it backs to it's original glory.

But thanks

That's some strong ambition! But I do think of it each time I pick up a $5 hot and ready!

anyone have photos of what shape its in now? or where its located?

Last I heard it's in south Florida. Had been changed from trips to stagger, all road rash from falling off trailer repaired and painted all white. No motors drives, hardware, interior etc. Blank canvass.

Last I heard she was in pompano area and had a tree growing in it, check with Jupiter sunsation, seems he knew where it was.

Yea, I heard it was a mess for a long time. But someone repaired it changed it to a stagger and it's all white. Saw pics of it a few years back looking nice in a warehouse.

Last pictures I saw it looked like it had been out of the warehouse a long time ago, probably ready for redo again.

not me......I know the boat and story but no idea about current location/situation/owner.....

Bummer. If you hear anything let me know please.

I have all the info on the boat its not for sale at this time

You sure you don't want to just pass along the owners number? Might be worth his while. Maybe not. But lets face it....Everything is for sale.

If that boat didnt make you love these things nothing will. Can remember it sitting there with the purple drives and all

Everything is for sale! Just have to have the rite amount of green.

I posted in general forum for contact info. Clean out your mail box.

Mailbox cleared.

Going from memory. ...James Horn, Palm City FL
Jupiter Pulsare may have info

Give Saber Marine a call, (616) 837-6666. They can build you a new 47 with no age issues.

Saber is a great offshore boat no doubt!!!! BUT it's not the same. It is what it is. Apache of that era is what it is; but again Saber is great offshore boat.

From the other thread:

James V. Horn, 58, died Oct. 8, 2012, at Martin Medical Center, Stuart. He was born in New York and lived in Palm City for more than six years, coming from West Islip, N.Y. He served in the Army. He was an entrepreneur and a restaurateur. He was the founder of American Body Building Products, Ameripure Foods and Techkraft. He had also been a candidate for Congress. He had managed a Little League baseball team in Palm City and was a Cub Scout leader. Survivors include his daughters, Valentina Horn, Juliet Horn and Siena Horn, all of Palm City; and sons, Colton Horn of Palm City and Matt Murray of Sneads Ferry, N.C. He was preceded in death by a sister, Holly Signorelli. Memorial contributions may be made to the National Stroke Association, 9707 E. Easter Lane Suite B, Centennial, CO 80112. Services: There will be a Celebration of Life from 1 to 2 p.m. Oct. 14 at the Forest Hills Funeral Homes Palm City Chapel. Arrangements are by Forest Hills Funeral Homes Palm City Chapel. A guestbook is available at www.foresthillspalmcityflorida.com. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/tcp....afJDhOIt.dpuf

God Speed James Horn.


As for the pizza boat, love to see it restored.

I didn't see this post until today but did stumble across the ad for little ceasers two days ago. Text my buddy that night and he hopd a plane to lauderdale and most likely is buying it today. It'll be another complete strip down and rebuild returning it to it's original look with triple power. Dave now has 5 apaches in his stable.

Hope he gets it. That guy Dave's work is super high end.

He got it. Just text me pics. Need to have a new trailer built for it then will get it back to Tahoe.

Plan is to build it the way it was (updated power of course). Really cool that the old girl is going to get the rebuild it deserves after sitting for so long.

Absolutely

Couple questions after looking at pics.
Did they separate the hull and deck to get the cabin liner in there? Had to right? (Looks a bit like a Powerplay liner)
Does it have a new deck, or was it always side entry cabin?

I'm guessing here, but I think it's the original deck that had been cut to allow the side entry. I'm fairly certain Dave will yank the "cabin" out and out it back to no entry/ race set up with bolsters along with reconfiguring stringers for trips and filling/ cutting transom along with new tanks/bladders/replace stringers/etc. He's beyond meticulous in his rebuilds.