Gladiators in Havasu!
10-17-2003 | 11:35 AM
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From: Newport Beach, CA
Originally posted by PhantomChaos
The word was invented on 188th street!
The only other alternative is that you hit something solid, like a Formula!
The word was invented on 188th street!
The only other alternative is that you hit something solid, like a Formula!
188th Street? Isn't that where Formula was born? Now that I think about it you are 100% correct! It was invented down there when they came back from the first ever FORMULA sea trial. How foolish of me to forget that!!
11-21-2003 | 07:00 AM
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From: Pewaukee, WI
Jeffrey, nice pictures 
I love those boats but I just can't imagine getting away from a bolster seat. I could hardly wait to get a bolster seat boat. I usually find myself standing most of the time.
Take care!
I love those boats but I just can't imagine getting away from a bolster seat. I could hardly wait to get a bolster seat boat. I usually find myself standing most of the time.
Take care!
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11-21-2003 | 09:41 AM
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Jeffrey,
Great pics!
I would say your speed estimates are spot on withthe 525s...
I was in Joe's Gladiator(the boat show boat with the mural). With 4 of us in the boat it ran 92mph on a choppy day on Long Island...I forget waht props he was running, but the boat really ran sweet...those speeds were very deceiving because the boat ran so smooth.
Sean
Great pics!
I would say your speed estimates are spot on withthe 525s...
I was in Joe's Gladiator(the boat show boat with the mural). With 4 of us in the boat it ran 92mph on a choppy day on Long Island...I forget waht props he was running, but the boat really ran sweet...those speeds were very deceiving because the boat ran so smooth.
Sean
01-13-2004 | 11:32 PM
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Originally posted by PhantomChaos
Boy.......those boats sure are small!!! Are they sea-worthy?
(left to right: Formula 382 - Gladiator - Scarab 38)
Boy.......those boats sure are small!!! Are they sea-worthy?
(left to right: Formula 382 - Gladiator - Scarab 38)
01-14-2004 | 01:07 PM
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Originally posted by Von Bongo
I don't know if they are small or not, but at least they don't have a built in swim platform to help over state their length!
I don't know if they are small or not, but at least they don't have a built in swim platform to help over state their length!
P.S. Rumor has it Nort's next offshore boat will likely bear the infamous oval one emblem!!
