Gladiator at national liquidators
 

Has anyone looked at this boat or have any info on it?
http://yachtauctions.com/listing.php?vessel=4022

Very nice fixer upper.:eek:

Built as a fairly lightly optioned race boat. Otis311 owned it for a couple seasons. He can be found here or on Seri0us0ffsh0re.c0m

I do know that it does not have fuel gauges, and I think he described it as a "7".

I'd get a survey done on it. I think almost all of the used Gladiators have "stories". :D

Well, maybe not all. :drink:

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Just using it to hold down your garage floor does not constitute "used". :grinser010:

Seriously, how many hrs do you have on those Fords?

Took me two years to do all the custom fabrication and rigging (unfortunately I have a day job :D). I average around 35-40 hours a year with our short seasons. This summer, I pulled a rocker stud at 6400rpm in the middle of the summer. It was repairable and luckily did not fubar the rest of the motor but the repair was complicated so it kept me down for August and September. I got out a few more weekends before it got too nasty.

The wife tried to capture me as I zipped past the house. The camera did not keep up too well. I don't have too many professional photography opportunities up here. You can probably tell from the pics this isn't sunny Florida. :lolhit:

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Both boats are really ford powered? I thought that was just a joke more info please!!!

Oh yeah, both run with 600 inch Fords. I am at work, no pics here but if you search Ford in this forum, I am sure you will find them.

I also started a Gallery @ Seri0us0ffshore.com :drink:

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Great to hear that it's doing well.

You should really drag thaty thing to an event. I realize S. Fla is not realistic, but maybe LOTO?

I would love to see it in person and that's a great place to show it off.

That would be great. I just have to be OK being away from the office for 2 weeks straight. :drink:

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