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Old 09-01-2008, 03:31 AM
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OK these are already over on Boatmad but for you yanks!:-

This is one of her original liveries (1984 I believe):-
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Old 09-01-2008, 03:34 AM
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And this was two weeks ago in Cowes! Wow!!!! What a joy to see her again!! Now sporting twin Ilmor V10's.
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Very cool pics

Just glad that a CUV is back and kickin' butts.
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A perfect then and now Nigel.
Little difference are between the livery of the old and the remake version and plus a modern choice of the power that I can't approve but the new owner have made a good job.
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It's my old CUV, I sold it in March this year to this gentleman in UK. He switch the old Nr5 SSM to Nr 6 and install two Illmor V10 to race around britain but the boat was not ready in time.
I'm happy to see it racing again.
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Apparently there was a consistant problem with one of the motors, which was sent back and rectified. Now she's sweeeeeet!
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hi patrick,do you have or no of any other ex race boats in europe that need a new home.thanks
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Hi Scotty uk,
I know two other CUV 41Ft with diesel engines and a lot of history.
let me know if you're really interested
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patrick,i was talking to tim at cowes he was so pleaded when he finished the race,he did say nooxy was for sale but didnt know how much or what engines ,ive also been offered a larry smith scarab in france,basicaly im looking for a winter project for endurance races next year, scott
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A perfect then and now Nigel.
Little difference are between the livery of the old and the remake version and plus a modern choice of the power that I can't approve but the new owner have made a good job.
Hi marco

it,s been a while we've talked.
how are you?
Last time we were talking about classic powerboats .We talked about why they cannot be seen racing and why they are scrapped. But now something has changed, a perfect classic restored and racing for its glory.
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