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01-30-2008 | 08:15 PM
#15
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From: Va Beach, VA
Sweet looking boat. I, of course, am very partial to the classics. Love the looks and colors of your....uh.....the wife's new toy.
If the engines were dynoed, and you do have 575hp (which sounds reasonable with 522 inch motors), I think you've got a few more mph in her. You might see 74-75.
Good luck with the set-up and props.
If the engines were dynoed, and you do have 575hp (which sounds reasonable with 522 inch motors), I think you've got a few more mph in her. You might see 74-75.
Good luck with the set-up and props.
01-30-2008 | 08:22 PM
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From: Richmond - Ophelia, Va
Congrats, your wife is in for a nice surprise. I bought my GF a 1957 15' Glaspar for her 40th. You'd think she hit the lottery. I better not let her see this. Now I don't have to ferry her back and forth to the beach. 
01-30-2008 | 08:23 PM
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From: Lake Conroe, TX.
Sweet looking boat. I, of course, am very partial to the classics. Love the looks and colors of your....uh.....the wife's new toy.
If the engines were dynoed, and you do have 575hp (which sounds reasonable with 522 inch motors), I think you've got a few more mph in her. You might see 74-75.
Good luck with the set-up and props.
If the engines were dynoed, and you do have 575hp (which sounds reasonable with 522 inch motors), I think you've got a few more mph in her. You might see 74-75.
Good luck with the set-up and props.
He is going to love that boat.
Lucky, Lucky, Lucky
