US cats CUV pics wanted
#13
First of all thanks to all for the collaboration.
-flying fish: I could not hold under frustration Doc, therefore I have resigned to insert me in the hot darkened room and to loosen the complicated skein of that damned cats CUV.
The problem for me is that I have a scarce information on the events after 1993 especially those in Usa, because the Italian magazines were totally disinterested. Then I must submit me to your list and that that is said here and there online.
In fact someone on an old thread on OSO he had said that Endangered Species was the former Dirty Laundry 42'. I have thought that perhaps existed two versions of Endangered Species;a Cougar and an imaginary CUVs . But continuous to see only photo of a Cougar that you tell me was the former Supercat.
-c12 According to the list of flying fish Heavy Metal was the original version then became Gifford and Bandit.
The three boats are very similar among them therefore any opposition to this.
-Littlenige: Thanks for the 3/4 front of the Ohio. After that from the back it complete a exhaustive view of that boat version.
- Olli: very interesting the pic of Yanmar. I think that even flying fish didn't know the existence of it considering that it doesn't appear in its list.
Do you know to tell me something about Yanmar?
I also look for images of the following European CUV cat. Do you have something?
-Team France 45' CUV year 2001
Thanks to alls again!
Marco
P.S. I don't dare to think to a damned list of cats Douglas!
-flying fish: I could not hold under frustration Doc, therefore I have resigned to insert me in the hot darkened room and to loosen the complicated skein of that damned cats CUV.
The problem for me is that I have a scarce information on the events after 1993 especially those in Usa, because the Italian magazines were totally disinterested. Then I must submit me to your list and that that is said here and there online.
In fact someone on an old thread on OSO he had said that Endangered Species was the former Dirty Laundry 42'. I have thought that perhaps existed two versions of Endangered Species;a Cougar and an imaginary CUVs . But continuous to see only photo of a Cougar that you tell me was the former Supercat.
-c12 According to the list of flying fish Heavy Metal was the original version then became Gifford and Bandit.
The three boats are very similar among them therefore any opposition to this.
-Littlenige: Thanks for the 3/4 front of the Ohio. After that from the back it complete a exhaustive view of that boat version.
- Olli: very interesting the pic of Yanmar. I think that even flying fish didn't know the existence of it considering that it doesn't appear in its list.
Do you know to tell me something about Yanmar?
I also look for images of the following European CUV cat. Do you have something?
-Team France 45' CUV year 2001
Thanks to alls again!
Marco
P.S. I don't dare to think to a damned list of cats Douglas!
Last edited by Black Tornado; 08-10-2008 at 04:26 AM.
#15
flying fish,
in your list appear a British 38' CUV Reebok International #30 for Robin Culpan in 1990 at CTC and Guernsey but no pics are in your sections on Boatmad.....
in your list appear a British 38' CUV Reebok International #30 for Robin Culpan in 1990 at CTC and Guernsey but no pics are in your sections on Boatmad.....
Last edited by Black Tornado; 08-10-2008 at 06:03 AM.
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The boat was built for a Japanese team in '92 I think to compete in their "Off Open" class. It is 13.30m x 3.61m, propelled by 4 x 600hp Yanmars. If i remember it correctly the boat primarily was a testbed for those Yanmar engines (E80A 1) that were the prototypes for Yanmar's high-performance pleasure boat engines.
One of the team members was a famous Japanese F1 cirquit driver, not sure whether it was Sugihara or Ishikawa.
One of the team members was a famous Japanese F1 cirquit driver, not sure whether it was Sugihara or Ishikawa.
Last edited by olli; 08-10-2008 at 10:45 AM.





