JaayTeee

It's in the Des Moines/ Ankeny Ia. area.

I know the guy that owns it.....doesn't use it much.

It originally had 600SC's in it.

Dock Holiday

Somewhere in a barn in Texas is a 36 Outlaw called "B36" that was built in 1997 or 1998 as a race boat.

Anyone have any additional information or pictures of this boat?

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Okay UPDATE:

Jeff Aker has the scoop....

It was built as a race boat. No cabin and only stand up bolsters. I have all the specification sheets at home. I also have the original build sheet that was supplied by BAJA and this boat was specified as a race boat. It has staggered 510 C.I. Hawk naturally aspirated engines running to SSM IV drives.

I also have some photos taken of this boat. It ran in the high 80's and crushed the waves and it was extremely competitive on the turns. It was built for and competed in the former APBA "B" class. It was advertised at one time in Powerboat magazine along with the Poker Run boat with the triple 800SC Mercruisers. Both boats shared the same paint scheme.

Dock Holiday

PLease get us some more pictures.

Thank you

thisistank

I remember when that boat was on the used market a few years ago. #6's and a sweet paint job. Nice boat!

Ref. the 40 Outlaws with taggard motors.....Any built with non staggard but only twins?

Like I said on the other thread....I have the PBM ad on my wall in the garage showing the B36 boat racing next to the 420 stepped pace boat....cool ad. I'll try to snap a pic of it when I'm home.

JaayTeee

Here's a pic. of it running with the pace boat
at the 97' Hawkeye poker run

Dock Holiday

Yes LOTS.

There are several on the market now including a very nice one on FastBoats.Com for sale with 575's.

I've seen them with twin 500 EFI's and twin 525's. Those packages are a little slow in my opinion.

Lots of storage space in the engine compartment!

Dock Holiday

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JaayTeee

This boat( the 36 staggered) has Bravo's on Stellings boxes.

But, I remember seeing the one your talking about
( the one w/6's) for sale somewhere recently.

JaayTeee

Here's a couple for you....not that recent though.

JaayTeee

Here's a real nice 40 w/575's,
( the guy that owns it used to own my current ride)

The other pic. is of the only 32 outlaw
built with a notched transom.