Does anyone have the pic of the Yellow Kramer boat...
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Originally Posted by abolfaz
No he's refering to the yellow 41 and yes 7000lbs is possible. Does anybody have photos of the yellow boat on its original trailer?
, would not run very well in rough water, it would be like a piece of styrofoam bouncing on top of the waves. Never mind how a cross wind would affect it. It was tried many many years ago, it didn't work. I drove a very light layup 41 once, about 8800 lbs, dry. It was a weird boat, when you walked on the deck your feet would sink in. Felt very light at speed, I couldn't imagine wanting a 7000 lbs 41. It would be near impossible to control in high wind, big wave situations.
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Craig Barrie built an ulta-light 38 Cigarette. Said it ran something like 110, at the time we we're runnig 95.
He brought it to the OPT race in Chicago in '91, which was a fairly rough race. We thought we'd be far behind.
Nope. He didn't complete even one lap. Said the thing just flew into the sky with every wave.
So much for that approach. As Carl sid, it doesn't work.
He brought it to the OPT race in Chicago in '91, which was a fairly rough race. We thought we'd be far behind.
Nope. He didn't complete even one lap. Said the thing just flew into the sky with every wave.
So much for that approach. As Carl sid, it doesn't work.
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Originally Posted by ApacheCarl
I asked McManus how much the lightest 41 he ever built weighed, he told me 8700-8800, dry. A 7000 lbs Apache 41, while possible by cutting out a laminate or two 

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Originally Posted by Papache
They do break jenny express was broken there bad.it cost $5,000 to fix it . that is why i sold it
My friend that fixed the yellow boat charged more than that just for the gelcoat repair! I think the total job to fix the boat that was already derigged was upwards of $30k back in 94!
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Originally Posted by abolfaz
My friend that fixed the yellow boat charged more than that just for the gelcoat repair! I think the total job to fix the boat that was already derigged was upwards of $30k back in 94!
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