41 6 pack boat with 6's
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From: Plainville/Old Lyme, CT Boca Raton, FL
If somebody is serious about a big six pack boat, I'll sell my 2009 Turbine 50 Nortech 6 pack boat for less than some of these guys want for their 30 year old Apaches.... 
Would also sell the boat less power and drives if somebody wanted it that way.

Would also sell the boat less power and drives if somebody wanted it that way.
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From: Plainville/Old Lyme, CT Boca Raton, FL
Maybe land a little softer, but I don't know any 41 Apache that will run over 120 or cruise at 105 for 50+ miles......
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50 had 4 650's in it, there nothing alike a 8' beam for great ride and she wont spin out if you blow a drive or motor with the non step hull. Massive difference in build quality also, run your promo in the N T section.
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From: Plainville/Old Lyme, CT Boca Raton, FL
Ok sorry for the hijack. Back to Apaches!
Quick question since you know a ton of history. Is it true that the Mcmannus built boats were way inferior quality and very heavy/slow compared to the Saccenti/Kramer boats? I remember reading that Mcmannus was nothing more than a custodian at Apache, but when Kramer and Saccenti went to jail, somehow he ended up with the company. Any truth to this?
Quick question since you know a ton of history. Is it true that the Mcmannus built boats were way inferior quality and very heavy/slow compared to the Saccenti/Kramer boats? I remember reading that Mcmannus was nothing more than a custodian at Apache, but when Kramer and Saccenti went to jail, somehow he ended up with the company. Any truth to this?





