Unlimited jd

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http://youtu.be/lEzWUeJZe44
Found this old video, looks like a no cabin 12 meter. Did it really do 90 with 575's? Heard some mixed reviews on weights and speeds of these boats. Heard 90+ with 800's and heard 75-78 with 750's?

Crude Intentions

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Sweet video and that thing is turning sharp. For a rough reference bill has a 91 42 which is the same hull. His is full cabin with blown 454s. I believe guesstimated 600+. Never been dynoed. It's an upper 70s boat thru trs all day. So 90 with 800s isn't out of the question.

Unlimited jd

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Good that's what I'm hoping for in mine with stripped cabin and minimal accessories

Crude Intentions

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Joe on here mild thunder posted an article of an old 12 meter with turbo motors. Believe somewhere around 800 and ran pretty good.

Unlimited jd

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Yeah I've also heard not to believe weight or speed claims from North Carolina lol. He posted it on another one of my threads, and sent it to me

Crude Intentions

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To be honest I've seen enough evidence to back up most claims from there. People call em light but when put on scales they aren't as light as most think. Most speed numbers are accurate, granite the test nbers are done with no gear and light on fuel they are attainable. Lol

bleek

I drove that exact boat when I was 15 years old with Reggie throttling. I recall the boat running 90 mph. I'm pretty sure this boat became the executioner race boat. I saw Reggie at a few races the following year with this boat getting in the minimum starts to qualify for Key West. He treated me like I was going to buy this boat when I went to the factory, and spent the day with me doing factory testing, going out for lunch and dinner, and touring the factory. I will always respect Reggie for doing that, and have owned many Fountains over the years.

cig92

The red fountain executioner race boat was a 33

hogie roll

Dang look at how hard he can turn that thing.

Biggus

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Great story. Reggie was a tireless promoter of his product. 20 yrs ago, I bought a 4 yr old 10 Meter ICBM that Reggie had originally sold to the guy that built several of the buildings at the Fountain plant. Right after I bough the boat, I drove down and took a tour of the factory. Reggie treated me like a long lost friend and we got the royal treatment and were shown the entire operation. For years, and to this day, if I see Reggie at a show, he always shakes my hand and says "hello Kurt" as a salesman myself, I can appreciate him remembering my name. I've always had huge respect for Reggie and I'm sure there will never be another like him. BTW, I had the original Fountain Test Report for my ICBM, the speeds listed were right on the money.

FWIW, I've been a Cigarette owner for the last 15 yrs, when I walk into the Cig booth at a show, I feel like I'm the guy looking in the back lot for a used Pinto...