24 & 7 Boats
07-30-2007, 10:56 PM
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12-06-2007, 12:16 PM
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Hey gang, brand new here. Bought a 1992 Python 24x7, blast to use on Lake Lanier (When there is water in it). Has a built 502, run well into the 80's. Not a lot of fun on the top end, though - VERY loose...
Also, how do I get to see the pics? I keep getting a message from the admin when I try to open them...
Also, how do I get to see the pics? I keep getting a message from the admin when I try to open them...
12-06-2007, 02:39 PM
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Hey gang, brand new here. Bought a 1992 Python 24x7, blast to use on Lake Lanier (When there is water in it). Has a built 502, run well into the 80's. Not a lot of fun on the top end, though - VERY loose...
Also, how do I get to see the pics? I keep getting a message from the admin when I try to open them...
Also, how do I get to see the pics? I keep getting a message from the admin when I try to open them...
To see the pics. on here you have to join. You got to pay to play.
12-06-2007, 03:45 PM
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Hey gang, brand new here. Bought a 1992 Python 24x7, blast to use on Lake Lanier (When there is water in it). Has a built 502, run well into the 80's. Not a lot of fun on the top end, though - VERY loose...
Also, how do I get to see the pics? I keep getting a message from the admin when I try to open them...
Also, how do I get to see the pics? I keep getting a message from the admin when I try to open them...
It takes some getting used to.
12-08-2007, 08:17 AM
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This is an interesting class of boats. All are different iwith many deck layouts but all mostly share the same hull variation. I have a 1986 BRT 24 manufactured in New Bedford, MA. The boat was originally a sit down I/O with a 350 magnum. Years of project upgrades, 3man bolster, paint, new dash design all performed by MDG Perfmanace Marine has made this baby a rocketship! 600HP MDG Natuarly Aspirated, Hardin Tubes, Bravo-Imco 2" drive., Hydromotive 26' 4blade. 86 MPH
1st uprade- New engine hatch, new dash, engine rebuild, paint, fairing, new rear bulkhead, stringers & floor, new standup bolsters.
2nd upgrade- new hatch, new dash, added passenger dash, new transom, TRS to bravo XR, new paint, new guages, wiring,plumbing, 3 new bucket seats.
Current- Moved rear bulkhead back to get a small bench seat in, moved forward bulkhead forward, new dash, center console with 2 bucket seats, new hatch, paint.
Hopefully someday I'll be happy with it!
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11-27-2009, 01:42 AM
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Well I don't know about all the other boats mentioned here, and I'm sure they're awesome, but there was a reason that APBA moved the Batboats into their own class(one Design); they beat up on all the much bigger boats in the old A class they ran with. That pretty much says it all for me.
