Restoration of a 1974 Tahiti
01-30-2008, 11:00 PM
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01-31-2008, 12:57 AM
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I wish she was gonna be done for July but I doubt it, I have some major work to do to get all the wiring and mechanical stuff replaced, plus all the instrumentation and plumbing... Maybe I will bring the jet to the poker run, She cant keep up with the bigger boats but she will blow the doors off out of the gate.
I spend a lot of time on sebago and adjoining lakes... Is this your boat in the picture below? If so then we have actually talked. About 4 years a go I was going out to brandy pond and your were on your dock, we chatted for a few minutes. At the time the Jet was the old white and reds.
I will have stop by this summer and say Hi.
...Jim
I spend a lot of time on sebago and adjoining lakes... Is this your boat in the picture below? If so then we have actually talked. About 4 years a go I was going out to brandy pond and your were on your dock, we chatted for a few minutes. At the time the Jet was the old white and reds.
I will have stop by this summer and say Hi.
...Jim
Thanks for the pic, yes that's our place stop by and say hello!
Kurt
01-31-2008, 05:04 AM
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01-31-2008, 07:20 AM
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The circumfrence of the intersecting like divided by pie is half the distance of X + Y/Z times the shear strength of the pencil on Biggus's desk.
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02-06-2008, 12:51 AM
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Wow, that Tahiti really brings back memories. It's good to see such a classic restored. I like the name of the boat, too, very apropos for the era!
Can't want to see the Scarab restoration next.
Michael
Can't want to see the Scarab restoration next.
Michael
